The chief concern of ----------- was to meet the challenge of Sophistry, which, in undermining knowledge, threatened the foundations of morality and the State.

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• ------------- believed in truth, morality and universal validity of knowledge.
• ------------- believed that mind is a clean state and all knowledge is acquired through experience , so he rejects the innateness of god’s knowledge.
• According to ------------- morality and political views based on feeling can only be relative and conventional.
• Plato and Aristotle build upon the foundations laid by ----------
• ----------- maintained that morality is based on feeling and desires.
• According to ----------- knowledge is virtue and virtue is true knowledge
• He Idea of ----------- is the highest reality and it is the cause of truth and knowledge.
• In Plato’s theory of knowledge ---------- is divided in to images and belief and imagination.
• ------- had pointed out that in order to live a rational and good life we needs must have knowledge of the good.
• For------------- knowledge is perception.