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Essay heading: Plato Vs. Wittgenstein

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These inputs are changing and transitory, but to have true knowledge is to hold a definition that cannot be assailed by destructive argumentation. Fundamentally, Plato contended that it is possible to obtain real truth by understanding the essence of things, which is objective and universal: "These universals are objects of thought; horseness and triangularity are discovered, not created, by the thinking mind...
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Thus the form of good is what makes all things good," (McGreal 25). To Plato, these universal objects are "Forms" that are not merely verbal definitions bestowed upon objects, but are the distinctions between objects as utilized by thought itself. Accordingly, specifically what our senses perceive possesses a causal relationship to the truth of Forms, but the links to these truths are not altogether apparent...
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