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• Theory of Forms
  Plato's '''Theory of Forms''' provides Plato's explanation of the nature of [[Reality]]. In it, Plato
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• Theory of Forms/Bibliography
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• Theory of Forms/Definition
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• Theory of Forms/Related Articles
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• Plato/Related Articles
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• Theory of Forms
  Plato's '''Theory of Forms''' provides Plato's explanation of the nature of [[Reality]]. In it, Plato
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• Reality/Related Articles
  {{r|Theory of Forms}}
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• The Republic (dialogue of Plato)
  ==Definition of philosophy, theory of forms, and dialectic== ...dialectic]]", or the art of separating knowledge from the senses, and the "theory of forms" in which he conjectured the existence of "forms", conceptual ideals free f
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• Arthur Schopenhauer
  ...exact opposite of Plato's immaterial world of Ideas as developed in the [[theory of forms]]: the species of 'causes' that Schopenhauer rejects are the ''only'' types
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• Reality
  ...ity, and beyond the Forms in the Good that is beyond Being. The Platonic [[Theory of Forms]] does not depend on sensible perception to ascertain truth but on another
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• Phaedrus
  ...g, discourse, love, anamnesis, the nature and hierarchy of the gods, the [[Theory of Forms]], myth, logos, ''doxa'', truth, discourse, dialetic, the One and the many,
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• Space (mathematics)
  ...he generality of this approach one should note that mathematics is "a pure theory of forms, which has as its purpose, not the combination of quantities, or of their i
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• Plato
  ...ate in this period and transitional to the next, as they seem to treat the Theory of Forms critically (Parmenides) or not at all (Theaetetus).<ref> based on the secti The Parmenides presents a series of criticisms of the theory of Forms which are sometimes taken to indicate Plato's abandonment of the doctrine.
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• Subjective-objective dichotomy
  ...nsidered our perceptions to be mere approximations to the world of ideal [[Theory of Forms|Forms]], in the way that circles we encounter in nature are mere approximat
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