Is learning the recollection of memories that are already present in the soul, or is learning the acquisition of the new, provided that the soul has possession of no previous knowledge?
“This is Plato’s doctrine of reminiscence, in which all learning is a kind of remembering of knowledge already present in the soul. All teaching takes the form of helping the learner to recollect things he may not be aware he knows, by reminding him through a process of questioning which awakens the knowledge already latent in him.”
2006-09-27
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