1.

Explain the famous dictum below of Socrates

About basic concept of life that we apply
to ourselves.

An influential philosopher of the

ancient times was Socrates.
Although he wrote nothing, he was
considered as the wisest man. He
was known as man of great insight.
However, he is not interested in
winning arguments for the sake of
making money. His central concern
was the examination of life.

His dialectic method is a way of

questioning that brought to light rom
often false assumptions. A process of
asking the essential meaning of life
that we never thought about it

2. HOW DID SOCRATES DEMONSTRATE HIS

IDEA ABOUT “INTELLECTUAL MIDWIFERY”?

The Allegory of the Cave of Plato tells us about

the story of the prisoner inside the cave. They
were chained and unable to move to see other
things but prisoners are able to recognize the
shadow as the only reality. When one prisoner
 1. HOW DID PLATO CONNECT HIS IDEA
ABOUT ALLEGORY OF THE CAVE TO THE
FUNCTION OF EDUCATION TO THE
PEOPLE WHO SERVES AS THE
PRISONERS INSIDE THEIR IGNORANCE?

Plato’s divided line 2. USING THE TABLE

 presents a process in BELOW, EXPLAIN
recognizing reality. By THE TRANSITION OF
this, he was able to KNOWLEDGE OF
explain 4 levels of PLATO FROM THE
knowledge until he LOWEST UNTIL THE
reach his world of HIGHEST FORM OF
forms. Where the KNOWLEDGE.
only reality exists.

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