Accurately state Plato's definition of death (found pretty early on in the mouth of Socrates in the Phaedo).  b) Would Aristotle agree that, in the case of the individual cat Alice, Plato's definition of death is correct? Tell me why or why not and in the process make sure to justify your answer with reference to the example of a straight thing touching a bronze sphere at a point, found in Book 1, Chapter 1, of Aristotle's De Anima. (if you do not answer this question with reference to the relevant part of De Anima Book 1, Chapter 1 as asked, you'll recieve no points for this part of the paper). 

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Pl ato s definition of death as stated by Socrates in the Ph aed o is the separation of the soul from the body In the Ph aed o Socrates states that de... View the full answer