Dialogue

 1 Charm   |          is the poet or maker of ideas, satisfying the wants of
 2 Charm   |        more one of words than of ideas. But modern languages have
 3 Charm   |      outward objects or abstract ideas, are relegated to the class
 4 Charm   |         denotation of objects or ideas not only affects the words
 5 Charm(3)|                             The ‘Ideas’ of Plato and Modern Philosophy.~
 6 Charm   |          make the correlation of ideas simpler and more natural.
 7 Charm   |        has enlarged its stock of ideas and methods of reasoning.
 8 Charm   |     explanation of the Platonic ‘Ideas.’ He supposes that in the
 9 Charm   |      philosophy Plato attributed Ideas to all things, at any rate
10 Charm   |        manufactured articles and ideas of relation, but restricted
11 Charm   |     containing an account of the ideas, which hitherto scholars
12 Charm   |      Infinite or Indefinite into ideas. They are neither (Greek)
13 Charm   |        fashioned doctrine of the Ideas, which he ascribes to Plato.
14 Charm   |        change in the Doctrine of Ideas such as Dr. Jackson attributes
15 Charm   |    follow him’; also of a way of Ideas, to which he still holds
16 Charm   |        the Laws the reference to Ideas disappears, and Mind claims
17 Charm   |          relation of Mind to the Ideas. It might be said with truth
18 Charm   |         various theories, of the Ideas underwent any definite change
19 Charm   |          true that the theory of Ideas takes several different
20 Charm   |       and impersonal, ideals and ideas, existing by participation
21 Charm   |          true arrangement of the ideas contained in them. (Dr.
22 Charm   |           Later Theory,’ Plato’s Ideas, which were once regarded
23 Charm   |          to the knowledge of the ideas. But whereas in the Republic,
24 Charm   |         Later Theory’ of Plato’s Ideas I oppose the authority of
25 Charm   |       which the ‘Later Theory of Ideas’ is supposed to be found,
26 Charm   |          the first, are admitted Ideas, not only of natural objects,
27 Charm   |        relation of things to the Ideas, is one of participation
28 Charm   |          to be denied that right ideas of truth may contribute
29 Charm   | recollection and of the Platonic ideas; the questions, whether
30 Charm   |          a similar opposition of ideas and phenomena which occurs