Dialogue

 1 Intro|      has cleared up or advanced popular ideas, or illustrated a
 2 Intro|         own nature, or from the popular praises of wealthy kings
 3 Intro|   inseparable from language and popular opinion. It seeks to explain
 4 Intro|         a science exists and is popular, affords no evidence of
 5 Intro|         We do not claim for the popular Psychology the position
 6 Intro|         a general foundation in popular experience, it is moulded
 7 Intro|   return take a colour from the popular language of the time. The
 8 Intro| scientific, but rather based on popular experience. They were not
 9  Thea|         your mind influenced by popular arguments. Protagoras, or
10  Thea|          There is, further, the popular notion of telling the mark