Dialogue

 1 Intro|    level with the cobbler’s understanding’ (Theat.). But how could
 2 Intro|   philosophy which is worth understanding can be understood in a moment;
 3 Intro|   one-sided truth which the understanding offers to us, and if occasionally
 4 Intro|    in the categories of the understanding which Hegel resolves into
 5 Intro|     his example—to make the understanding of his system easier (a)
 6 Intro|  right attitude of mind for understanding the Hegelian philosophy.~(
 7 Intro| felt in practical life. The understanding sees one side of a question
 8 Intro|    aspect of the truth. The understanding is strong in a single abstract
 9 Intro|    meagre categories of the understanding, however ingeniously arranged
10 Intro|     we have a difficulty in understanding how ideas can be causes,
11  Soph|  ought always to come to an understanding about the thing itself in
12  Soph|   you and I have come to an understanding not only about the name
13  Soph|     in which the process of understanding is perverted?~THEAETETUS:
14  Soph| this may be regarded as the understanding which is established with