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phil 1000
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Both define a human as
soul and body
For Aristotle, soul =
form
For Aristotle, body =
matter
For Aristotle, form and matter =
substance
For Aristotle, can soul and body be separated?
no
For Aristotle, how does knowledge begin
Senses and experience
Logos
Order, explanation
Kosmos
Ordered universe
Aristotle’s four causes
material, formal, efficient, final (mfef)
Aristotle’s physics
motion requires an unmoved mover
Aristotle’s poltics
City and individual should live well/ be happy, virtue is central
For Plato, is soul or body more important?
Soul
For Plato, when does the soul die?
It is immortal & reincarnated
For Plato, can soul and body be separated?
yes
For Plato, what are forms
eternal essences
For Plato, can forms exist beyond the physical world?
yes
For Plato, what is knowledge?
Knowledge of the forms
For Plato, what is learning?
Recollection
What does Plato think of the senses?
They are deceiving and not how you gain knowledge
Plato’s three parts of the soul
Philosophic, honor loving, appetitive
Main difference
Plato looks upward toward eternal Forms. Aristotle looks at the world and tries to understand its structure.
Ideal person for Plato
Focuses on soul rather than bodily desires, philosopher and recollects
Ideal person for Aristotle
Happy and flourishing from virtue, goods of the soul
Short answer structure
thesis, evidence, analysis