According to Girolamo Cardano's treatise "On Gaining Advantage from Misfortunes," we only have hope of this philosophicaldoctrine, because certainty in this doctrine would lead men into delusions of grandeur.
According to Girolamo Cardano's treatise "On Gaining Advantage from Misfortunes," we only have hope of this philosophicaldoctrine, because certainty in this doctrine would lead men into delusions of grandeur. In his most famous work,Pietro Pomponazzi argued that this philosophical doctrine was probably false, and Georg Friedrich Meier's most famous workargues that the truth of this doctrine is unknowable. This position was advocated for in a work consisting of three dialogueswhich argued that if this philosophical doctrine was false, then the state had the right to demand that a citizen sacriÂfice his lifefor it. That work, whose argument was criticized by Kant on the grounds that its subject was capable of being diminished tonothingness by degrees, was written by Moses Mendelssohn. Another work which advocates for this philosophical doctrinedoes so through the cyclical argument, the argument from recollection, and the affinity argument. For 10 points, identify thisphilosophical position advocated by Socrates in the Phaedo according to which some immaterial part of us lives forever.
According to Girolamo Cardano's treatise "On Gaining Advantage from Misfortunes," we only have hope of this philosophicaldoctrine, because certainty in this doctrine would lead men into delusions of grandeur.
immortality of the soul [accept reasonable equivalents to "immortality"]