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juleske
- June 24th, 2009
Obligatory exam post. Ancient philosophy. My questions:
- What led the Pythagorici to think that everything in the world was made of numbers (weed? geekiness?) and what did Aristotle think of that? (he thought they were a bunch of hippies)
- What is Aristotle's idea of the four causes?
Then halfway my exam, the professor (Steel) came in an said, "Oh, you don't have a question for part 2, well, just pick your favorite part of Marcus Aurelius' medidations and tell me about that". Which was fortunate, because I'd only read one or two parts. Instant favorites!
It was a weird exam. Steel was happy to chat about all sorts of stuff, but when I gave my answers he nearly dozed off in ostentatious boredom. He didn't ask any sidequestions, which probably means I did average (if you suck, they'll give you a few 'extra chance' questions, and if you do good, you might get some bonus questions). But I connected each question/text fragment with at least one other author and I gave my own opinon, so that's usually some points there. I didn't have overly much to say about the main questions, though. But I'm sure it was enough for a solid 10-12.
Let the summer begin!