Plato spoke of two “worlds” the sensible and the intelligible. He used the analogy of men chained up in a cave. The men chained and watching the shadows on the wall are living in the sensible world.
Plato spoke of two “worlds” the sensible and the intelligible. He used the analogy of men chained up in a cave. The men chained and watching the shadows on the wall are living in the sensible world.