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Plato and Aristotle: Dispute on the Good

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August 27, 2014

 

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The sun is what illuminates the physical realm allowing us too see and understand our surroundings, the Good is what illuminates the intelligible realm allowing us to understand and be knowledgeable. Plato makes many comparisons between the sun and the Good and their roles in each realm. The sun is responsible for allowing us to see, just as the Good is responsible for allowing us to understand and learn about things...
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The sun is what illuminates the physical realm allowing us too see and understand our surroundings, the Good is what illuminates the intelligible realm allowing us to understand and be knowledgeable. Plato makes many comparisons between the sun and the Good and their roles in each realm. The sun is responsible for allowing us to see, just as the Good is responsible for allowing us to understand and learn about things...
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