Plato's Republic book 4 | I The Virtue of Temperance | Philosophy Core Concepts
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This is a video in my new Core Concepts series -- designed to provide students and lifelong learners a brief discussion focused on one main concept from a classic philosophical text and thinker.
This Core Concept video focuses on Plato's Republic book 4, specifically on his discussion of what the virtue of temperance is and where it is situated within the ideal city and in the human soul
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"Know thyself, and nothing to excess'', Do not disturb the cosmos!
You're part of it, so you're disturbing the cosmos like it or not
I may not be conversant with Plato or Aristotle on Temperance, however my notion towards balance and unity in the parts of the soul extends to a self awareness, self control, and an understanding of one's mood or composure, disposition if you like. The concept of Cosmos and Self mastery extending more to the term Temperence.and Appetites.
Why not study Aristotle and Plato on this important virtue (and the Stoics, and other authors)?
Excelent work professor. Long time since ur hegel s videos, but with the same clarity
Shot one and released it to my Patreon supporters yesterday
3:30 Big whoop for Cosmos!
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Great! Cosmos (κόσμος in Greek) is the IDEA of perfect order!
Sometimes is is. More often the term doesn't mean "perfect order". Just "order" or "arrangement"