PHIL 1F90 Lecture 7: Review.docx

• School: Brock University
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 1F90
• Professor: Richard Brown

Document Summary

Review: cycle of opposite arguments, everything that has an opposite comes to be from its opposite and no other source, example: small (cid:224) bigger (arrow means comes to be, some thing has come to be bigger from having been smaller, between every pair of opposite there are two processes (two generations), reciprocity, example (p) smaller (cid:223) (cid:224) bigger (p, comes to be from the process of increase, standard analogy (p) asleep (cid:223) (cid:224) awake (p, the obvious fact, living (cid:224) dead (p, the living come to be dead from the process of dying, principle. 6. (cid:224) dead (p: unless nature is lame, imperfect, inconsistent, then you expect reciprocity (p) living (cid:223, the dead come to be dead from the process of dying, and the living come to be from the dead from the process of being born (if nature is lame then reciprocity happens, recollection of the forms, eg.