From "Parmeninides."
Third man argument (Plato): Let’s say that A, B, and C, partake of Largeness (L₁). By self predication L₁ is also large. There is now a new plurality: A, B, C, and L₁. Given the One-over-many principle, there is a form of largeness in which all of the above partake. We will call it L₂.
Third man argument (Plato): Let’s say that A, B, and C, partake of Largeness (L₁). By self predication L₁ is also large. There is now a new plurality: A, B, C, and L₁. Given the One-over-many principle, there is a form of largeness in which all of the above partake. We will call it L₂.
