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Cuestionario de FilosofíaVersión en línea Presocráticos. por Kevin Paniagua 1 Who were the three Milesian philosophers that began philosophy in the VI century B.C. and what were their arjé? a Anaximandro, Anaxímenes, Jenófanes; arjé: apeiron, agua, y aire b Tales of Mileto, Jenófanes, Heráclito; arjé: agua, fuego, y aire c Tales of Mileto and Anaximandro only; arjé: agua y aire d Tales of Mileto, Anaximandro, and Anaxímenes; arjé: agua, apeiron, and aire respectively 2 What city did the Milesian school inhabit and which of the following is true about Tales de Mileto? a Tales de Mileto died in Crotona and became a priest. b Tales de Mileto is considered the father of philosophy and created the word cosmos. c Tales de Mileto is known for his works surviving in full. d Tales de Mileto attributed the arché to fire. 3 Which arché did Anaximandro propose as the first principle? a agua b aire c fuego d apeiron (the unlimited) 4 Which philosopher is associated with the idea that the arché of the world is fire and the notion of perpetual flux ta panta rhei? a Heráclito b Parménides c Zenón de Elea d Meliso 5 What is the motto of Heráclito related to the flux of the world? a aletheia (verdad) b ta panta rhei (todo fluye) c doxa (opinión) d via veritas (la verdad) 6 Which philosopher wrote that the universe is made of numbers and that everything is a reflection of mathematical relations? a Tales de Mileto b Anaxímenes c Empédocles d Pitágoras 7 What are the two visions of reality in Parménides’ poem, and what do they describe? a Aletheia (truth) where all reality is one and change is impossible; Doxa (opinion) the world of appearances b Aletheia (truth) and Doxa (opinion); both describe change as inevitable c Doxa (opinion) only; Aletheia is false d Aletheia and Nous; both describe the mind as the source of reality 8 Who is credited with the invention of dialectics and paradoxes to challenge motion and multiplicity, and which famous paradox is mentioned? a Parmenides; el viajero y el camino b Zenón de Elea; Aquiles y la tortuga c Empédocles; el fuego y el agua d Heráclito; el río 9 Which school postulates four roots (raíces) and adds two immaterial forces, love and strife, to explain the cosmos? a Anaxágoras b Leucipo y Demócrito c Empédocles d Pitágoras 10 Who developed atomism and argued that there is void and matter, with the belief that all events are determined by preexisting causes? a Anaxágoras y Empédocles b Sofistas c Filolao de Crotona d Leucipo y Demócrito 11 Which philosophers were known as the sophists and what were they accused of? a Protágoras, Gorgias, Hipias, Trasímaco, Pródico, Calicles, Antífona y Critias; accused of relativismo moral y epistemológico b Anaxímenes y Tales; accused of empirismo extremo c Parménides, Zenón y Meliso; accused of dogmatismo d Pitágoras y Empédocles; accused of astrología y alquimia 12 What is Filolao de Crotona and Diógenes de Apolonia noted for in the sofists section? a Diógenes argued for epicureanism; Filolao rejected cosmos altogether b Filolao ( Harmonía, cosmos) and Diógenes de Apolonia (monismo milesio with refined thoughts) c Filolao and Diógenes created the theory of the four elements d Filolao introduced atomism; Diógenes founded the academy

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por Kevin Paniagua

Who were the three Milesian philosophers that began philosophy in the VI century B.C. and what were their arjé?

What city did the Milesian school inhabit and which of the following is true about Tales de Mileto?

Which arché did Anaximandro propose as the first principle?

Which philosopher is associated with the idea that the arché of the world is fire and the notion of perpetual flux ta panta rhei?

What is the motto of Heráclito related to the flux of the world?

Which philosopher wrote that the universe is made of numbers and that everything is a reflection of mathematical relations?

What are the two visions of reality in Parménides’ poem, and what do they describe?

Who is credited with the invention of dialectics and paradoxes to challenge motion and multiplicity, and which famous paradox is mentioned?

Which school postulates four roots (raíces) and adds two immaterial forces, love and strife, to explain the cosmos?

Who developed atomism and argued that there is void and matter, with the belief that all events are determined by preexisting causes?

Which philosophers were known as the sophists and what were they accused of?

What is Filolao de Crotona and Diógenes de Apolonia noted for in the sofists section?