The title subject is demonstrated in an "order" describable by this word's adjectival form in Baruch Spinoza's Ethics.
A proposition within this subject was called a "tissue of nonsense" in a Bertrand Russell article about the "Teaching of" one of its theorists. Methods drawn from this subject are used to demonstrate the title concepts of a book that defines everything that exists as either a "substance" or "mode." The ability of one man to learn this subject is used as proof of that people experience "recollection" or anamnesis, so they have knowledge from their (*) past lives. The title subject is demonstrated in an "order" describable by this word's adjectival form in Baruch Spinoza's Ethics. Socrates teaches this subject to a slave in the dialogue Meno. For 10 points, name this subject discussed extensively in Euclid's Elements, which concerns shapes.
A proposition within this subject was called a "tissue of nonsense" in a Bertrand Russell article about the "Teaching of" one of its theorists.
geometry [or geometrical order; prompt on math or mathematics or even maths or science] &lt;WA, PhilO&gt;