A work by this philosopher states that, because the world was created as an intelligent living creature, it must have a soul that is composed of Sameness, Difference, and Being.
A work by this philosopher states that, because the world was created as an intelligent living creature, it must have a soul that is composed of Sameness, Difference, and Being. This thinker argued that understanding of non-material abstract ideas allows the highest perception of reality and was credited by Edmund Gettier as defining (*) knowledge as "justified true belief." The idea that each element is represented by a perfect solid was introduced by - for 10 points - what creator of the Theory of Forms, who wrote dialogues like Timaeus and Theaetetus?
A work by this philosopher states that, because the world was created as an intelligent living creature, it must have a soul that is composed of Sameness, Difference, and Being.
Plato [or Platon]