图书 · The Republic
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作者: Plato
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Dialectic alone rises to the principle which is above hypotheses,
converting and gently leading the eye of the soul out of the
barbarous slough of ignorance into the light of the upper world,
with the help of the sciences which we have been
describing-sciences, as they are often termed, although they
require some other name, implying greater clearness than opinion
and less clearness than science, and this in our previous sketch
was understanding. And so we get four names-two for intellect,
and two for opinion,-reason or mind, understanding, faith,
perception of shadows-which make a proportion-
being:becoming::intellect:opinion-and
science:belief::understanding: perception of shadows. Dialectic
may be further described as that science which defines and
explains the essence or being of each nature, which distinguishes
and abstracts the good, and is ready to do battle against all
opponents in the cause of good.
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