Dialogue

 1  Meno|        have some skill or latent experience which he is able to use
 2  Meno|         accordance with fact and experience as arising out of the affinities
 3  Meno| knowledge is irreconcilable with experience. In human life there is
 4  Meno|      soon has found that only in experience could any solid foundation
 5  Meno|          them which are given by experience. But in the Phaedo the doctrine
 6  Meno|         is said to be based upon experience, is really ideal; and ideas
 7  Meno|        equally far from any real experience or observation of nature.
 8  Meno|          work by observation and experience. But we may remark that
 9  Meno|    remark that it is the idea of experience, rather than experience
10  Meno|          experience, rather than experience itself, with which the mind
11  Meno|         His system is based upon experience, but with him experience
12  Meno|         experience, but with him experience includes reflection as well
13  Meno|           liberty,’ ‘pleasure,’ ‘experience,’ ‘consciousness,’ ‘chance,’ ‘
14  Meno|          the method of idealized experience, having roots which strike