Gorgias' upright moral character and speeches advocating a false ethical view illustrate the:
A. difference between knowledge and belief.
B. way in which the organization of the individual soul mirrors the
organization of the universe.
C. contrast between a persuasive argument and an invalid one.
D. distinction between appearance and reality.
E. All of the above
Question 2
In Plato's dialogue entitled Gorgias, the confusion of Callicles' moral relativism is artistically indicated by:
A. his unkempt appearance.
B. Callicles' opposition to Plato's arguments.
C. Callicles' ranting, shouting, abusiveness, and loss of dignity.
D. Plato's refusal to even engage with Callicles.
E. All of the above
Selected skeletal muscles (anterior view).
Good ethical judgment comes from both learning and experience.
Anterior view of thorax and lungs
Lateral view of right cerebral hemisphere
Testcross of a single character
Cast of a Fossil Dunkleosteus, with a human to illustrate scale