How does Socrates differ from other Athenians?
A) Socrates is aware of his ignorance.
B) Socrates does not know anything and the Athenians know much.
C) Socrates fears death, but the Athenians do not.
D) Socrates seeks wealth, but the Athenians seek virtue.
A
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John locke’s theory of personal identity focuses on __________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Ch'i is:
a. authority to rule as a mandate from God b. doing without doing c. the energy of the lifeforce d. like Hegel's Absolute
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exemplifies a(n) ________. A. unsupported assertion B. argument C. conditional statement D. report E. illustration