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The theory here comes up against the classical difficulty which Aristotle
confronted in Plato , namely , that knowing is not making . Supposing they did
exist , the Ideas dear to Plato would not be causes , and even to see them as
known by a ...
The theory here comes up against the classical difficulty which Aristotle
confronted in Plato , namely , that knowing is not making . Supposing they did
exist , the Ideas dear to Plato would not be causes , and even to see them as
known by a ...
Pagina 112
For them , as for Plato , it is true to say that art is imitation . In their view , when he
painted the famous Bed at Saint - Rémy in Provence , Van Gogh did no more
than imitate a carpenter who , at least , had had the merit of making a real bed .
For them , as for Plato , it is true to say that art is imitation . In their view , when he
painted the famous Bed at Saint - Rémy in Provence , Van Gogh did no more
than imitate a carpenter who , at least , had had the merit of making a real bed .
Pagina 120
philosophers ; Socrates initiated its decadence and Plato completed it . The
corruption of Greek philosophy dates from the day when physics was
subordinated to ethics . Then indeed nature and the order of the universe began
to be conceived ...
philosophers ; Socrates initiated its decadence and Plato completed it . The
corruption of Greek philosophy dates from the day when physics was
subordinated to ethics . Then indeed nature and the order of the universe began
to be conceived ...
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