Think With Socrates Chapter 1

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Ancient warfare was so horrific because

face to face combat with enemies. There would be blood, limbs flying everywhere with no anesthetics or antibiotics.

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Hoplites

Greek Soldier

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The Greek government was distinctive in its day because

it was the world's first consensual democracy.

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Socrates two favorite questions were

"What exactly do you mean by that?" and "What evidence do you have for your claim?"

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When Socrates asks "What do you mean by that?" it means that he is

trying to get a clear answer from someone that seems muddled

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When Socrates asks for evidence to prove their claim, he does this in order to see

if peoples answer pertains to reality.

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Argument

reasoning that is put into words and is shared with others

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Definition

explaining of a word or phrase

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Daemon

a voice from above

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Oracle

someone who is believed to be controlling the gods

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Socrates response after hearing the Pythia's Prophency was that he

he did not believe the response that was given.

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The main steps of the Socratic method

self-examination with honest answers

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The significance of the god Silenus was that

he was similar to Socrates in a way where they both lacked attractive physical features in a society that placed a high value on beauty.

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To the Greeks, Philosophy meant

to ask questions that can be provided with answers that are supported by evidence and reasoning rather than myths

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Thales was a man that

testified against the claims of Homer and Hesoid and provided a new method of explanation which is philosophy.

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Philosophy differs from a myth because

it requires evidence and accurate reasoning in order to prove a theory.

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Dialect

practice of investigating the truth about theories or opinions.

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The Greeks definition of democracy was

a government that could debate the ideas of freedom, equality, and democracy and give them philosophical expression.

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The purpose of an elenchus

is to show someone that their beliefs are inconsistent and needs to be revised. It requires sincere answers because it applies to their own life.

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The logical steps of elenchus are

to ask a question and determine if a statement is logically inconsistent or logically consistent.