Source to be used: 1. FIve Dialogues Plato ISBN 9780872206335 2. Early Greek Phi

Source to be used:
1. FIve Dialogues Plato ISBN 9780872206335
2. Early Greek Philosophy Revised Edition Jonathan Barnes ISBN 0140448152 Make sure to cite from these two readings if possible
Instructions: Please choose three of the following questions, and write a short essay (300-500 words) in response to each. Choose only three questions.
You should aim to answer each question as fully as possible within the word limit, making sure to explain key concepts as needed, and giving careful attention to argument and analysis. Because there is a word limit, you should go straight to the point: avoid lengthy introductions (perhaps no more than a sentence) and unnecessary material.
Citations: Be sure to provide citations for all the material you use in answering the question, both material assigned for the class and all other sources you use to aid in understanding. This includes wikipedia or sparknotes, as well as any online summary or encyclopedia article or other scholarly work. Citations should be in footnotes and will not count toward your word limit. No separate bibliography is required.
Submission: Submit your answers in a .doc or .docx file to the dropbox associated with this assignment on canvas. Your submission should include at the top of the document your name, the class name (Phil 203) and the date of your submission. Multiple submissions are allowed up until the deadline; the last submission made will be graded.
Questions:
1. In what way is doing philosophy “practicing for dying and death,” according to Socrates in Plato’s Phaedo?
2. What is the theory of recollection, that is, according to the theory discussed in Phaedo, in what way is knowledge recollection?
3. What are the four kinds of archai we have seen in ancient Greek philosophy so far? Present and explain each kind, providing examples.
4. What is Socrates’ criticism of Anaxagoras’s nous in Plato’s Phaedo?
5. What is the argument by affinity for the immortality of the soul? Explain how this argument works.
6. Democritus says that in reality, ultimately there are only atoms and void. What are Democritean atoms, and how do they explain the objects of ordinary experience?