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Plato's Theory of Forms
Original title: プラトン イデア論
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A central concept of Plato, a representative philosopher of classical Greece. He considered the world of Forms to be a completely true world behind human perception, whose shadows are what exists in reality. This idealism became one source of European philosophy.
古典期ギリシアの代表的哲学者プラトンの中心的概念。 人間の認識の背後にある、完全な真実の世界をイデア界とし、その影が現実に或るものと考えた。 この観念論がヨーロッパ哲学の源流の一つとなった。
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