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6 timestamped hits 1 source reading 2 extracted notes Aliases: western-philosophies

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Western Philosophy

Jiang says Plato believes in immutability and eternity, while Aristotle treats almost everything except God as mutable and describes reality as infinity or continuous change.

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Interpretive claim in the 2024-11-05 lecture.

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Jiang argues that Plato and Aristotle cannot be harmonized: one must choose between the Platonic ideal and Aristotelian reality.

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Jiang says Plato believes in immutability and eternity, while Aristotle treats almost everything except God as mutable and describes reality as infinity or continuous change.

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The Cave That Makes Socrates A Martyr

2024-10-22, day precision · Civilization #10: The Trial of Socrates and Plato's Allegory of the Cave

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"...famous of Plato's work. It is arguably the greatest work of Western philosophy. And many today consider The Republic the greatest book ever written,..."

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