No subjective world?
773 views · Published 26 February 2008 · 5:37 · Indexed 20 September 2026
Channel: Footnotes2Plato · 2008 · Education
The trinity of I's that the time-bound subject gets frayed into (Memory, Intellect, and Will) comes from St. Augustine. He saw each as interdependent; no single faculty could exist without in some way making use of the other. Memory-"I know"-Past Intellect-"I think"-Present Will-"I will"-Future
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