Phantasiai (Q60795253)
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concept in Hellenistic philosophy
- impressions
- impression
- φαντασιῶν
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English | Phantasiai |
concept in Hellenistic philosophy |
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phantasiai / ‘impressions’, what we are aware of in virtue of having experiences. Whereas non-rational animals respond to their impressions automatically (thus ‘using’ them), over and above using our impressions, human beings, being rational, can ‘attend to their use’ and, with practice, assent or not assent to them as we deem appropriate. The capacity to do this is what Epictetus strives to teach his students. (English)
impressions
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What then is your own? The use of the phenomena of existence. (English)
τί οὖν ἐστι σόν; χρῆσις φαντασιῶν. Greek (1916) (Greek)
What then is your own? The use of appearances. English (George Long, 1890) (English)
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