Plato's Presentation of Intuitive Mind in His Portrait of Socrates

Philosophy 14 (55):326 - 340 (1939)
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It has been said that in Plato the intuitive mode of receiving knowledge is accepted implicitly, and that it is left to Aristotle to make a clear-cut distinction between Intuition and Reason

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