Before revision: These correspond to two kinds of knowledge, the illusion ( εἰκασία eikasia ) of our ordinary, everyday experience, and belief (πίστις pistis) about discrete physical objects which cast their shadows.Desmond Lee and Rachana Kamtekar, The Republic, Notes to Book 6, Penguin, 1987, .
After revision: These correspond to two kinds of knowledge, the illusion ( eikasía ) of our ordinary, everyday experience, and belief (πίστις pistis) about discrete physical objects which cast their shadows.Desmond Lee and Rachana Kamtekar, The Republic, Notes to Book 6, Penguin, 1987, .