(B) "Ideals are an illusion; we can only experience what is real." Discuss.
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- "Ideals are an illusion; we can only experience what is real." Discuss. (10)
- Introduction
- Ideals = forms. Exist in a separate realm. Pure knowledge and not dependent on opinion.
- Conclusion
- Everything is only an illusion. Something only techincally exists when you can see it. All in the mind, how can you determine which is real and which isn't.
- Does Plato's World of Ideals really exist or is it something only Philosophers can access?
- Aristotle: do his ideas prove Plato has no evidence.
- Plato stated that the material world was still real, the world of ideals was just more real.
- Form of Beauty.
- We can only experience the real world, mind is the ultimate reality not the physical as something only exists when you're looking at it.
- Introduction
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