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The Philosopher as Model‐Maker
In Neville Morley (ed.), Why Plato Wrote. Blackwell. pp. 38–54 (2012-12-10)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Discovering a Defensible Kind of Philosophical Writing Imitators vs. Constitution‐Painters The Necessary and Sufficient Criterion of Philosophical Writing.Author's Profile
the philosopher as model‐maker Socrates' arguments in favor of philosophical writings education through the dialectic, in understanding the Forms Socrates, and the conversion of mathematical into philosophical trick material objects and use, Socrates discussions “as images or eikones” Socrates and cognition, cognitive capacity of thought or dianoia model‐making and clear images, shadowy images of imitation visualizations, as access to independently imperceptible concepts imitators vs. constitution‐painters, as committed metaphysicians Socrates, exposing image‐making art in designing the utopian city
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