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PLATO, ideas, to explain similarity among men, third man fallacy, if ideas…

- - - - ideas are separate and independent from empirical world
  - - - soul is bounded by body
        
        therefore knowledge of soul becomes faint
        
        as soon as soul gets experience through ration insight it recollects knowledge
- - - - knowledge
        
        knowledge of ideas
        
        mathematical knowledge
      - opinon
        
        context
        
        belief
    - - objective
      - universal
      - eternal
- - - - particular objects of this universe
        
        cant be accepted object of knowledge
        
        finite
        
        limited
        
        particulsr
        
        impermanent
        
        object of opinion
        
        experience
        
        belief
        
        conjecture
      - ideas
        
        eternal
        
        PERMANENT
        
        Universal
        
        objectively real
        
        where they exist?
        
        beyond this world
      - object of opinion
        
        superior
        
        conjecture
- - - - cowness in cows
      - mannes in man
- - - - ideas are object of knowledge
        
        ideas are knowable
        
        separate and independent from knower
        
        not this world but in transcendental world
        
        transcendental realism
        
        realism
        
        eternal permanent universal
    - - idealism
        
        mw
        
        metaphysicaal idealism
- - - - materialism
    - - spiritual reality
    - - idealism
- - - - realist