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Plato’s Response to the Third Man Argument in the Paradoxical Exercise of the Parmenides
Ancient Philosophy 16 (1):47-64 (1996)
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An analysis of the Third Man Argument, especially in light of Constance Meinwald's book Plato's Parmenides. I argue that her solution to the TMA fails. Then I present my own theory as to what Plato's solution was.Author's Profile
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