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2017-12-05 NSPRM - Plato - Parmenides (hyp2) - 6 Terms Necessary for Analogy

Dialogue(s): parmenides Chapters: hyp2 Sections: 148a-148c Attendees: Pierre, Barbara, David, Regina, Nancy, JulieH, Eldar [At The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in HB. Quite loud. I almost did not post this recording, as it was so hard on the ears and so difficult to follow the discussion. In meeting with the manager previously, he had agreed to turn down the music and let us study when we stop by. Instead we suffered the most bangs and background cacophony of any place we'd yet been. As you hear on the tape in several places: Even the participants could not hear each other. (Why do modern Californians prefer to "dining in din"?) Anyway, we were here only one day. I tried to salvage Pierre's most important points/questions into the notes below. If you do listen, then thanks for bearing with. We later returned to quieter settings. -JS] Overview from Barbara when she emailed me: Pierre opened with this question: Can all the ideas that are used in these hypotheses fit into the necessary set for analogical thinking? After we did that analysis of that section, can we apply that to what went before it? We reached that amazing conclusion at 148a(5) ---- My own notes, listening later: Figure out

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