In what way is Plato’s understanding

In what way is Plato’s understanding

In what way is Plato’s understanding of the nature of reality and of the good life different from that of his sophistic contemporaries?
One would be wise to include considerations of the following in one’s response: skepticism; relativism; opinion (or belief); knowledge; the Forms; morality; immorality; rhetoric; dialectic.

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Plato and the Sophists
While contemporary society paysminimal attention to different theories and facts relate to a range of issues, the ancient Greek society made extensive efforts to develop the theories and understand nature. Consequently, there was agroupof individuals actively involved in passing on knowledge to the rest of society in Greece, which constituted of sophists. However, the sophists did snotalways have the same opinion on diverse issues,

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