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383, infers that tet, 180, 181, 183 E, 184 A.
the ideas are subjective notions I 267 See Zellee, pp. 689, 690, who seems to deny the con- 265 247 E, fivca/iis probably includes both. tradiction altogether, and pp. 696-8, where he argues that 266 The entire passage betrays embarrassment. Toadapt the SopMst is early because Ufe and causality are never "Being" to the necessities of logic, Plato is obUged to fsa'n attributed to the ideas, and do not belong to them deny of it (248 DE) what in Tim., ...38 AB, his feelings require '"^ Aristotle s representation. Space fails to enumerate all him to affirm. He treats ycyva.^Kea»a. as a Tra-rxe.. which P°'"*= °f tr^T I^ ^°f "?'^f'™°« from Apelt s subtle Zei,i.eb (p. 652), as a true Aristotelian, thinks a verbal fal- f'f'.f ^^fSophtst (B^trage). He points out that the 1 T i.1- -1 ojft A V • ^ / 3f* ^- definition of ov is directed mainly against the materialists, lacy. In the crucial passage, 249 A, he uses auTo (|iti)6eji)i' , ,, ^^ .. ^ .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
383, infers that tet, 180, 181, 183 E, 184 A.
the ideas are subjective notions I 267 See Zellee, pp. 689, 690, who seems to deny the con- 265 247 E, fivca/iis probably includes both. tradiction altogether, and pp. 696-8, where he argues that 266 The entire passage betrays embarrassment. Toadapt the SopMst is early because Ufe and causality are never "Being" to the necessities of logic, Plato is obUged to fsa'n attributed to the ideas, and do not belong to them deny of it (248 DE) what in Tim., ...38 AB, his feelings require '"^ Aristotle s representation. Space fails to enumerate all him to affirm. He treats ycyva.^Kea»a. as a Tra-rxe.. which P°'"*= °f tr^T I^ ^°f "?'^f'™°« from Apelt s subtle Zei,i.eb (p. 652), as a true Aristotelian, thinks a verbal fal- f'f'.f ^^fSophtst (B^trage). He points out that the 1 T i.1- -1 ojft A V • ^ / 3f* ^- definition of ov is directed mainly against the materialists, lacy. In the crucial passage, 249 A, he uses auTo (|iti)6eji)i' , ,, ^^ .. ^ .
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