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Dialogue(s): parmenides Chapters: hyp8 Sections: 165b (P17) - 165e (P24) Attendees: Pierre, Barbara, JulieH, Eldar Our study group with Pierre continues studying the 8th hypothesis of Plato's Parmenides . 165b / P17 lambane - not so much 'to apprehend', but more 'to grasp' 0:08:00 P18 Any 'one' is only an appearance - it does not reach being 0:17:15 P19 Eldar: back to P18 'closely and acutely' Empiricism / depending only on perception/senses 0:40:05 P20 - they will be appear both like and unlike 0:44:40 P21,P22 like: by appearing to have experienced the same P22: we moderns would never say, 'unlike ourselves' Where does this quality of the unlike come from? They use the word, 'different' differently than we do. Their use has much more power. The source of the 8th hypothesis. Where does Difference Come from? 1:02:25 P23 1:03:58 P24 (165e / end) We plan to go back over this section with DavidC, when he is present with us next time. Working from Plato's Parmenides: The Juan and Maria Balboa Translation More info: http://noeticsociety.org/psg Image Ghosts courtesy of Flickr user jaypofromvox under a CC BY 2.0 license when downloaded on 2018-03-02.
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