Q1. Who was Socrates? Who was Plato?
Q2. What are philosophical questions and what do they do for us?
Q3. What is a Socratic dialogue? How does it work?
Q4. What are the metaphors at work in the Allegory of the Cave?
Q5. What is a Form?
Q6. What are the four levels in Plato's hierarchy of knowledge?
Q7. What is the basic story to the Allegory of the Cave?
Q8. What does Wallace mean by "default setting"?
Q9. What does Wallace think about how we worship in the modern world?
Q10. What is a symposium?
Q11. What does Phaedrus think about love? What can it do for us? What does he get right - and what does he miss?
Q12. What does Pausanias think about love? Is there only one kind? If there are different kinds, what are they and how can we find them?
Q13. What contributions does Socrates make to the Symposium? Why does he do what he does to Agathon, and why does he let Diotima speak for him?
Q14. What is eudaimonia? How can we achieve it?
Q15. What is the truest form of love, according to Diotima? Why does she think we want to aim for that?
Q16. What does Alcibiades think about love? Why is he afraid of learning?