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Protagoras was born in -490.
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When did Protagoras die?
Protagoras died in -420.
Who is the father of debate?
Protagoras
What has the author Oskar Karlowa written?
Oskar Karlowa has written: 'Zu Plato's Protagoras' 'Zu Plato's Protagoras'
What was Plato's dialog protagoras about?
A Sophists
Who is Man is the measure of all things?
The Greek philosopher Protagoras.
What can be attributed to protagoras an greek humanist?
"man is the measure of all things
Who said man is the measure of all things?
The Greek philosopher Protagoras.
Author Greek dictums Man is themeasure of all things?
protagoras
Who said man was the measure of all things?
The statement "man is the measure of all things" is attributed to the ancient Greek philosopher Protagoras. This means that individual human experiences and perceptions determine truth and reality.
Is truth an absolute?
TRUTH is defined as something being based on FACT.Since FACT is an absolute thenTRUTH is an absolute. Below is an interesting discussion between two great philosophers, Socrates and Protagoras.IS TRUTH RELATIVE?(A dialogue between Socrates and Protagoras)Protagoras: Truth is relative. It is only a matter of opinion.Socrates: You mean that truth is mere subjective opinion?Protagoras: Exactly. What is true for you is true for you, and what is true for me, is true for me. Truth is subjective.Socrates: Do you really mean that? That my opinion is true by virtue of its being my opinion?Protagoras: Indeed I do.Socrates: My opinion is: Truth is absolute, not opinion, and that you, Mr. Protagoras, are absolutely in error. Since this is my opinion, then you must grant that it is true according to your philosophy.Protagoras: You are quite correct, Socrates.
Pre Socratic Greek philosopher named as one of the Sophists by Plato?
Protagoras
Was Protagoras a moral realist?
Protagoras is often considered a moral relativist rather than a moral realist. He believed that individuals determine what is morally right or wrong based on their own perspectives and experiences, rather than there being objective moral truths.
