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Catttt Posted 11 years ago
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objects in life
Does "objects in life" here mean "living objects" or "objects we have in our everyday life"? I think the latter is OK. What's your idea?
"Plato was sceptical about the value of art and artefacts which were, after all, only mere imitations of objects in life, themselves only feeble mimics of the ideal."
"Plato was sceptical about the value of art and artefacts which were, after all, only mere imitations of objects in life, themselves only feeble mimics of the ideal."
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red apple Does "objects in life" here mean "living objects" No. red apple or "objects we have in our everyday life"? Yes.
- red apple Does "objects in life" here mean "living objects" No.
- red apple or "objects we have in our everyday life"?
- Yes.
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red appleDoes "objects in life" here mean "living objects"No.
red appleor "objects we have in our everyday life"?Yes.
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