Provisional Philosophical Reflections
Elliott R. CrozatThis is a place to post some of my work which I don't try to publish in academic journals. The pieces are provisional. The place is a phrontistery.
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Summary of Plato's Euthyphro
Preface
Part Three ended with the interlocutors wondering if their dialogue had landed in logical inconsistency. Now, Euthyphro appears to be losing stamina. Socrates encourages him to continue, offering to help him be the instructor.
Hol...
Summary of Plato's Euthyphro
Preface
Part Two closed with Socrates and Euthyphro proposing the following definition (D3) for examination: holiness is that which all the gods (or, whatever is divine) love(s). This definition generates a detailed investigation.
A Quest...
Summary of Plato's Euthyphro
Preface
Part One ended with Socrates asking Euthyphro about the nature of holiness after the latter had claimed expertise in the subject. In Part Two, we will consider how Socrates uses the elenchic method to examine Euthyphro’s claim.
Wh...
Summary of Plato's Euthyphro
Preface
This is the first in a series of posts on Plato’s Euthyphro. My goal is to summarize the dialogue in a manner that would assist a student to understand its main points. I encourage students to read the dialogue. Those who do should...
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At its best, higher education is about forming persons to flourish, not providing bits of information as commodities which customers trade for grades, after which the bits likely vanish from memory, the grades being means to certification,...
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I live in Southwest Florida. I like the warm weather and don’t like the cold. I suppose I’m philothermic and misocryopic. I coined the latter word. I’m a logophile. I also teach philosophy at the university level.
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