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This document provides discussion questions about Plato's Symposium focusing on the speeches of Diotima and Aristophanes. It asks the reader to analyze Diotima's arguments about the nature of desire and how it relates to immortality, education, and creativity. It also asks the reader to compare and contrast Aristophanes' view of love as a desire for wholeness with the view presented by Diotima in Plato's text. The questions are meant to critically engage with the different perspectives on love presented in Plato's Symposium and explain the philosophical arguments.
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