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platonizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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- The philosopher Platonized religion, reinterpreting its doctrines in a rational and systematic manner.
- The Stoics Platonized ethics, infusing it with notions of virtue and the good life.
- The Christian theologian Augustine Platonized Christianity, blending its teachings with Platonic philosophy.
- Medieval scholars frequently Platonized Aristotle's thought, reconciling it with Christian dogma.
- Renaissance thinkers Platonized Renaissance literature and art, emphasizing beauty and idealism.
- Romantic poets Platonized nature, seeing it as a reflection of the divine.
- Transcendentalist philosophers Platonized American literature, exploring themes of intuition and individualism.
- Neoplatonists Platonized spirituality, emphasizing the pursuit of unity with the One.
- Idealist philosophers Platonized reality, arguing that the world is ultimately constituted by ideas.
- Modern thinkers Platonized mathematics, exploring the nature of truth and the foundations of knowledge.
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The philosopher Platonized religion, reinterpreting its doctrines in a rational and systematic manner.
The Stoics Platonized ethics, infusing it with notions of virtue and the good life.
The Christian theologian Augustine Platonized Christianity, blending its teachings with Platonic philosophy.
Medieval scholars frequently Platonized Aristotle's thought, reconciling it with Christian dogma.
