Abstract
According to Philosopher Hubert Dreyfus, Socrates thought that for anybody to be an expert in any domain, they had to understand the principles and rules of that domain. The result of this thinking was that Socrates concluded no one knows anything. Professor Dreyfus goes on to say that Plato had a different take on knowledge. He believed that in some cases, people don't know the rules or principles consciously, but the principles are embodied within them, generating their expert behavior even though they're not aware of the rules and principles. Professor Dreyfus says that Plato believed it was the philosopher's job to help people remember those rules and principles.
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Introduction to Philosophy, History of Philosophy, The Examined Life
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00:09:27 (HH:MM:SS)
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English
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