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[icymistress]

so, all you philosophy inclined people on my flist...

i have a paper due monday, and i need some help with the topic.

In what ways - if any - are Plato's notions of 'real' Being (the sort of being possessed by the forms) and 'real' knowledge (knowledge as requiring the certainty that one can't possibly be wrong) inter-defined? How, in other

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[kaycee_a]

Oh, gosh. *laugh* I have vague memories of freshman philisophy 101... Not that it'll help you, but I think The Matrix (the first one) pretty much summed up a good portion of that class for me.

Wish I could offer some help, but that was five years ago, and I can't say I really understood it all the first time around. Good luck!

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[icymistress]

Thanks anyway!