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    The document discusses the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle. It compares their views on the soul and its connection to the body. While both believed in forms and reason, Plato saw the soul as perfect and separate from the imperfect body. Aristotle believed the mind connected the soul and body, with the soul having separate parts. The document also contrasts the philosophies of Epicurus and the Stoics. Epicurus emphasized moderation and avoiding pain through simple living and strong relationships. The Stoics believed in virtuous living and accepting what is out of one's control, seeing challenges as opportunities for growth.

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    The document discusses the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle. It compares their views on the soul and its connection to the body. While both believed in forms and reason, Plato saw the soul as perfect and separate from the imperfect body. Aristotle believed the mind connected the soul and body, with the soul having separate parts. The document also contrasts the philosophies of Epicurus and the Stoics. Epicurus emphasized moderation and avoiding pain through simple living and strong relationships. The Stoics believed in virtuous living and accepting what is out of one's control, seeing challenges as opportunities for growth.

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    The document discusses the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle. It compares their views on the soul and its connection to the body. While both believed in forms and reason, Plato saw the soul as perfect and separate from the imperfect body. Aristotle believed the mind connected the soul and body, with the soul having separate parts. The document also contrasts the philosophies of Epicurus and the Stoics. Epicurus emphasized moderation and avoiding pain through simple living and strong relationships. The Stoics believed in virtuous living and accepting what is out of one's control, seeing challenges as opportunities for growth.

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    Understanding the Self Lesson 1.2.

    The Paradigm of the Old

    Name: Roniel James E. Gaviola Date: 09/13/2021


    Instructor: Leendli Carmel A. Yañez Section: UTS-H5

    The Good and the Old


    Instructions: Compare and contrast the philosophers and provide an example of
    which their concept is applied to our lives. Limit your answers to
    four (4) sentences each.

    PLATO ARISTOTLE

    DIFFERENCES SIMILARITIES DIFFERENCES

     Plato believed that  Both plato and Aristotle based  Aristotle believed that the
    the was the their theories on four widely mind connected the soul and
    connection within accepted beliefs: Knowledge must body as it the soul itself is
    the physical part of be of what is real. The world divided into separate parts
    a person that could experienced via the senses is what
     Aristotle is a student of Plato
    be used to is real. Knowledge must be of what
    but he disagrees the idea of
    understand the is fixed and unchanging
    concepts contained  They both have the beliefs Plato about the perfect soul and
    within the soul about the functions of REASON imperfect body.
    concerning the which means that an ability to think
    “forms and rationalize actions.
     Plato said that the
    best image of
    human is a
    charioteer which is
    the reason, with a
    black horse that
    means an appetites
    and cravings, and a
    white horse for
    passions.

    EPICURUS STOICS

    DIFFERENCES SIMILARITIES DIFFERENCES

    Caraga State University 1st Semester Academic Year 2020 - 2021


    Understanding the Self Lesson 1.2. The Paradigm of the Old

     Reminds about  They both offer ways to  -Stoics view of life.


    MODERATION.Believe in avoid pain in life; in by  Believe in living in a
    modest life will avoid living very simply and virtuous life and that not
    mental and physical pain. having strong everything is under our
     friendships, and in control.
     -focus on what is now Stoicism by fully
     the BODY that ca feel accepting the course of  -Believe that there are
    pleasure and pain. nature things that we can
      Both Epicureanism and control and we cannot
     -Too much pursuit of Stoicism were Hellenistic control.
    pleasure and too much philosophies that
    fear of pain have its centered around how  -Believe that leading a
    effect. people should live their virtuous life will create a
     lives. happy life.
     -Behind every struggles
    and joy s are stories yet  -Stoics dont believe in
    untold. avoiding pain they
    believe the opposite for
    pain can be a challenges
    to be
    overcome,everyone can
    used this as a learning
    experience to make us
    stronger in the long run.

    Caraga State University 1st Semester Academic Year 2020 - 2021

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