Plato And Christianity Three Lectures
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, if we sup- pose two ideal beds, we shall have to suppose another which gives to each its character, and this will be the real Idea. (597 c).
In the Parmenides this same argument is applied with ruinous effect to a certain form of the Ideal theory itself (132 a), for a third Idea is wanted connecting the Idea with its Particulars, and so ad infinitum. The same fate awaits the extension made in Republic, X, of the Ideal theory to physical objects. He asserts there the existence of the Ideal bed.... But this, too, leads to absurdities. In the Parmenides (130 c) Socrates confesses per- plexity as to whether there are Ideas of Man, Fire, Water, and so on, and himself urges that to maintain the existence of Ideal Hair or Ideal Mud would be to fall into an abyss of absurdity. We see then that two of the developments contained in Republic, X, supply the occasion for attack on a certain form of Ideal theory, which attack is developed in the Parmenides ; moreover, I believe this form.
26 PLATO AND CHRISTIANITY i to be one which Plato himself had at least provisionally held.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, if we sup- pose two ideal beds, we shall have to suppose another which gives to each its character, and this will be the real Idea. (597 c).
In the Parmenides this same argument is applied with ruinous effect to a certain form of the Ideal theory itself (132 a), for a third Idea is wanted connecting the Idea with its Particulars, and so ad infinitum. The same fate awaits the extension made in Republic, X, of the Ideal theory to physical objects. He asserts there the existence of the Ideal bed.... But this, too, leads to absurdities. In the Parmenides (130 c) Socrates confesses per- plexity as to whether there are Ideas of Man, Fire, Water, and so on, and himself urges that to maintain the existence of Ideal Hair or Ideal Mud would be to fall into an abyss of absurdity. We see then that two of the developments contained in Republic, X, supply the occasion for attack on a certain form of Ideal theory, which attack is developed in the Parmenides ; moreover, I believe this form.
26 PLATO AND CHRISTIANITY i to be one which Plato himself had at least provisionally held.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Temple to read onlineMoreLess
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