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Question 67

Which statements correctly describe the basic contrast in Plato's theory of Forms? Select all that apply.

  1. Forms are stable and intelligible.Correct answer
  2. Forms are only geometric sketches on a surface.
  3. Changing sensory objects are the sole reality.
  4. Particular sensible things are changeable.Correct answer

Explanation

The theory contrasts intelligible and stable realities with the changing particulars encountered by the senses. Reducing Forms to drawn shapes is misleading, and saying that sensory particulars alone are real reverses the theory's central contrast.

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