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Plato And Aristotle Views On Forms

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Plato’s theory of forms included allegory of the cave, divided line, platonic forms, platonic realism, division of the soul, philosopher king and memories of the soul. Plato stated that only forms are truly real but is something that cannot be described as an object; however it can be described as a sensory experience...
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He created his own school in 335 B.C. in Athens. He thought of metaphysics to be the first philosophy which formed a part of Aristotle’s interests. Aristotle’s stated that forms are universal. He created main ideas that included categories of reason, syllogism, conceptualism, accidental vs. essential properties, the four causes, hierarchy of being, the unmoved mover and types of reasoning/knowledge...
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