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Ryles Revisionism was soon supported by other Oxford Plato scholars such as Robinson 1950 and Runciman 1962 28. The theory of Forms or theory of Ideas is a philosophical theory concept or world-view attributed to Plato that the physical world is not as real or true as timeless absolute unchangeable ideas.

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I know that I know nothing is a saying derived from Platos account of the Greek philosopher SocratesSocrates himself was never recorded as having said this phrase and scholars generally agree that Socrates only ever asserted that he believed that he knew nothing having never claimed that he knew that he knew nothingIt is also sometimes called the Socratic paradox.

. More recently McDowell 1976 Bostock 1988 and Burnyeat 1990 are three classic books on the Theaetetus of a decidedly Revisionist tendency. Plato seems to have used Heraclitus theory as interpreted by Cratylus as a model for the sensible world as he used Parmenides theory for the intelligible world. As mentioned both Plato and Aristotle viewed Heraclitus as violating the law of non-contradiction and propounding an incoherent theory of knowledge based on a radical flux.

According to this theory ideas in this sense often capitalized and translated as Ideas or Forms are the non-physical essences of all things of which objects and matter in the physical. Revisionism was also defended by GEL.

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