What is the function of thumoeides in plato's theory of the soul?

a. it pertains to just that part of the mind that tells us how to accomplish a goal or task

b. it has to do with that aspect of reason that tells us what we ought to do in order to achieve eudaimonia

c. it pertains to the appetitive part of the mind-all of our urges, cravings, desires, etc.

d. it pertains to that aspect of the soul that enables a person to do science and research (scientific theory).

e. both (a) and (c) are correct f) (a) and (d) are correct g) both (b) and (d) are correct h) none of the above?

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Amiga · Answer 1

I think it's a cause it makes perfect sense.