The second period of the Greek philosophy is characterized as Subjective – Objective philosophy.
Socrates (Concept) – concerned with the inquiry into the conditions of scientific knowledge and the basis of Ethics.
Plato (Idea) – scientific study of reality; a system of Metaphysics.
Aristotle (Essence) – the fundamental dualism of matter and form.
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It is necessary to know first the way of knowing before knowledge itself. – St. Thomas Aquinas
