Euclid of Alexandria – Lecture 31 (History of Philosophy)
Quiz
1 / 10Why is Euclid's Elements so historically significant?
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Discussion (1)
- Denis A73d ago
Would the 1 to 1 correspondence between "propositions" and "assertions about this universe" be a necessary consequence of Aristotle both believing in truth, goodness, and beauty but also not accepting the realm of the forms? If there was not a 1 to 1, where exactly is the "more than 1" mapping to if not in this universe?
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