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Aristotle's doctrine of human Telesio

The theory of knowledge is meeting this demand. All knowledge starts from the Stoics to feel (which consists impression that items left on the sense organs).


Laertius tells us that "the impression is like the effect of the impressions that the signet ring imprinted on wax." The objects, thanks to the feeling in the soul impress their reality. The Stoics

distinguish two types of representations: a sensible and rational. That depends on the sensible rational soul is a white paper in which there are representations of the senses, which are impressions of things. With the accumulation of sensitive performances, thanks to memory, generate concepts that are prolepsis of things. The man is passive in the face of feelings and representations, as no one can escape to them.

Plato considered the soul with the intellectual and moral personality as the most important man. Has a role to play in this world, but its destination is foreign ephemeral texture of mortal bodies. It comes from the world of ideas and it is his destiny to return to that world, once it has managed to get rid of incarnations in bodies sensitive. The soul and ideas have a similar nature. How perfect and immutable ideas, the soul is immortal and divine. E 'in this similarity that the philosopher is the answer to the question of the nature of our knowledge: it depends on the senses, but is always aware of the ideas that the soul can only reach because it is their very nature. It 's just the soul that really knows. According to Aristotle