Write at least 3-5 differences in Plato and Aristotle's view and Philosophy of Art.

A priority knowledge is equal to prenatal knowledge A priority knowledge is not prenatal, but can be
gained by induction based on abstraction

The object of our intellectual concepts. Ex. (the things The objects of our intellectual concepts are the nature’s
we directly conceive by means of our intellectual (essences, quiddities) of material things ( on the soul
concepts) are the perfect forms. ); These objects can not be the perfect forms of Plato, for
such perfect forms cannot exist’.

Philosophy- he believed that concepts had a universal Philosophy- he believed that universal forms were not
form, an ideal form, which leads to his idealistic necessarily attached to each object or concept.
philosophy.

Ethics- believed that wisdom is the basic virtue and Ethics- believed that wisdom was virtuous, but that
with it, one can unify all vitues into a whole. achieving virtue was neither automatic nor did it
grant any unification of other virtues.

Science- He write about Mathematics, Geometry, and Science-among a few others is considered to be one of
Physics, but his work was more exploratory in concept the first true scientists. He contributed new concepts in
than actually applicable. Math, Physics, and Geometry.

3. Which philosophy are you more in favor of? Why?

Though many more of Plato's works survived the centuries, Aristotle's contributions have arguably been more
influential, particularly when it comes to science and logical reasoning. While both philosophers' works are
considered less theoretically valuable in modern times, they continue to have great historical value. In his
natural philosophy, Aristotle combines logic with observation to make general, causal claims. For example, in his
biology, Aristotle uses the concept of species to make empirical claims about the functions and behavior of
individual animals.