The impact of Plato's dualism on educational philosophy in general and physical education in particular
A. asks, "if the answer is no, how is it possible to become educated if it is demonstrated that the physical senses (body) can often fool the mind?"
B. can be understood through his epistemology.
C. asks, "can accurate knowledge be achieved while in the body?"
D. places the development of the mind as more important than developing the body which is evident in contemporary educational philosophy.
E. All of the answers are correct.
Answer: E
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