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Inner Dialogue in Augustine and Anselm by Andrey Tashchian is a document available to read on EtoBox.
An article by G. Mathews In the Theaetetus, Plato has Socrates propose that thinking is a discussion the soul has with itself. But Plato never wrote a philosophical work in the form of an inner dialogue. Augustine’s Soliloquies is the first such work. Writing in this form, Augustine is inspired to treat what can be expressed by “I exist” as a philosophically significant piece of knowledge and to entertain Berkeleyan idealism as a serious hypothesis. He also presents two philosophical perplexiti
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