Dialogue

 1 Intro|     kinds of knowledge the same process of generalization which
 2 Intro|       The new notion involves a process of thinking about two things,
 3 Intro|    another person for him. This process may be conceived by the
 4 Intro|      manner Plato describes the process of acquiring them, in the
 5 Intro|          pathemasi), but in the process of reasoning about them (
 6 Intro|   conclusion of the dialectical process, the making up of the mind
 7 Intro|          but a very rudimentary process of thought; the first generalization
 8 Intro|         construction a negative process has to be carried on, a
 9 Intro|         word. In reflection the process is reversed—the outward
10 Intro|     threshold. In Aristotle the process is more nearly completed,
11 Intro|        reaches the mind, or any process of sense from its mental
12 Intro| greatest wonders of mind...This process however is not always continuous,
13  Thea|     rest, and there would be no process of becoming.~THEAETETUS:
14  Thea|       at all, but in that other process, however called, in which
15  Thea|      this often occurred in the process of learning to read?~THEAETETUS: