Приклади вживання The sophists Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Let the sophists be silent.
This leads into the Sophists.
The Sophists did not constitute a single school.
Socrates opposed the Sophists.
The Sophists did not constitute a single school.
Socrates' relation to the sophists.
These arts the Sophists were supposed to teach.
Plato objects- some-what snobbishly, according to modern notions- to the Sophists' practice of charging money for instruction.
The Sophists did not constitute a single school.
It hence follows that all that the sophists vainly talk about free-will is reduced to nothing.
The sophists were teachers of rhetoric.
There was, however, another point in which the Sophists differed from most contemporary philosophers.
The sophists were traveling teachers who provided an education for a fee.
There was, however, another point in which the Sophists differed from most contemporary philosophers.
Transition from the nature to the person hasbeen committed by a group of philosophers called the Sophists("the teachers of wisdom").
To them, the Sophists appeared frivolous and immoral.
Those to whom philosophy was a way of life, closely bound up with religion,were naturally shocked; to them, the Sophists appeared frivolous and immoral.
As noted above, the Sophists were paid teachers of rhetoric.
When the Sophists, the first body of professional educators in Europe, instructed the youth in virtue, the political arts, and the management of city and household, philosophy began to deal with the relation of the individual to the universal, to some comprehensive class, or to some group;
As there was no public provision for such education, the Sophists taught only those who had private means, or whose parents had.
We make the Sophists: He raises up a Socrates to answer them.
As there was no public provision for such education, the Sophists taught only those who had private means, or whose parents had.
First comes scepticism, with the Sophists, leading to a study of how we know rather than to the attempt to acquire fresh knowledge.
It is hard to understand why those of Plato's commentators[16]who praise him for fighting against the subversive conventionalism of the Sophists, and for establishing a spiritual naturalism ultimately based on religion, fail to censure him for making a convention, or rather an invention, the ultimate basis of religion.
First comes scepticism, with the Sophists, leading to a study of how we know rather than to the attempt to acquire fresh knowledge.
To some extent- though it is impossible to say how far-the odium which the Sophists incurred, not only with the general public, but with Plato and subsequent philosophers, was due to their intellectual merit.
Later the traveling teachers, known as the Sophists, began to apply the results and the methods of the natural philosophers to human conduct.
To some extent- though it is impossible to say how far-the odium which the Sophists incurred, not only with the general public, but with Plato and subsequent philosophers, was due to their intellectual merit.
In spite of the fact that this positionwas reached a long time ago by the Sophist Protagoras, an older contemporary of Socrates, it is still so little understood that it seems necessary to explain it in some detail.
An important turning point is, apparently, the Sophist, 248e-249c(note especially that here the Idea of motion is not at rest).