Modernity and Plato
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Sets itself the Herculean task of comparing and reconciling the modern and Platonic concepts of rationality.
Modernity''s break with the Middle Ages is distinguished by a comprehensive turn to a world of individual, empirical experience, a turn that was a repudiation of Plato''s idea that there is a reality of rationality and intellect. Yet already in the Renaissance it was no longer thought necess...
Modernity''s break with the Middle Ages is distinguished by a comprehensive turn to a world of individual, empirical experience, a turn that was a repudiation of Plato''s idea that there is a reality of rationality and intellect. Yet already in the Renaissance it was no longer thought necess...
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Sets itself the Herculean task of comparing and reconciling the modern and Platonic concepts of rationality.
Modernity''s break with the Middle Ages is distinguished by a comprehensive turn to a world of individual, empirical experience, a turn that was a repudiation of Plato''s idea that there is a reality of rationality and intellect. Yet already in the Renaissance it was no longer thought necess...
Modernity''s break with the Middle Ages is distinguished by a comprehensive turn to a world of individual, empirical experience, a turn that was a repudiation of Plato''s idea that there is a reality of rationality and intellect. Yet already in the Renaissance it was no longer thought necess...
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