Plato discusses theories of knowledge throughout his famous dialogue, the Theaetetus. He discusses many different ways of learning and attempts to define knowledge. Plato does this through a conversation between a few characters: Socrates, the famous philosopher; Theodorus, an aged friend and philosopher of Socrates; and Theaetetus, a young man who is introduced to Socrates before a discussion. One aspect of knowledge which they review is perception. It is defined and explained by Socrates, to the young and innocent Theaetetus. Perception is defined by Floyd H. Allport in his book, Theories of Perception and the Concept of Structure, as “the way things look to us, or the way they sound, feel, taste, or smell.” It is not the way things are exactly, but the way we see them; or because it involves all of th....

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