Near its beginning, the title character's differential treatment of people is compared to discussing each bee in a swarm individually.
This work includes a summary of Empedocles' theory of colors as "effluvia" travelling to the eyes. Near its beginning, the title character's differential treatment of people is compared to discussing each bee in a swarm individually. Late in this work, Socrates claims that the sons of good men are often bad, insulting Anytus. Its title character says that men should help their friends, hurt their enemies, and try not to get hurt, and was a student of Gorgias. It's not the Phaedo, but this work links the immortality of the soul to the theory of anamnesis. It's not the Protagoras, but its title character begins by asking if (*) virtue can be taught. Like the Theaetetus, it was a major target in Edmund Gettier's attack on "Justified True Belief." For 10 points, name this Plato dialogue in which Socrates demonstrates that knowledge only has to be remembered, by guiding the title character's slave through a geometry problem.
This work includes a summary of Empedocles' theory of colors as "effluvia" travelling to the eyes.
Meno