Comparing Plato and Aristotle

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What are 4 similarities between Plato’s form of the good and Aristotle’s Prime Mover?

  • Both Non physical

  • Both influential in the Christian idea of God

  • Both don’t have a personal relationship with the world

  • Both perfect

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What are 3 differences between Plato’s form of the good and Aristotle’s Prime Mover?

  • Everything is attracted to the prime mover - form of the good is in everything

  • Prime mover is pure but form of the good is a concept

  • Form of the good is pure goodness and has no mind but prime mover thinks on itself

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What are Aristotle’s theories based on?

Empiricism

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What is intuition?

Unthought knowledge

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What is Rationalism?

Knowledge through reason and logic

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What is empiricism?

Knowledge through experience and senses

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Who was a dualist?

Plato

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What was Plato’s dualist belief?

The physical world is not real and the world of the forms is perfect

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Who was a Monist?

Aristotle

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What was Aristotle’s Monist belief?

One physical world and we need to study and learn more about this world

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What is the difference between Aristotle’s beliefs being based on just empiricism?

He makes the leap to the prime mover which has some similarities with Plato’s form of the good