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Sophist is a fascinating philosophical work that explores the nature of knowledge and the role of language in our understanding of reality. Plato dives deep into the nature of being and appearance, discussing how language can be used to create belief without true knowledge. This text is essential for anyone interested in philosophy or the history of ideas.
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