| The doctrine of acatalepsy recalls to us the Stoical doctrine of catalepsy or Apprehension, to which it is the antithesis. |
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| If catalepsy is a possession, acatalepsy is the state of ultimate freedom, and the condition of transcendental ignorance. |
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| This hypothesis leads us straight to the acatalepsy of the Sceptics, for ideas now existing in the mind are not merely the immediate but the only object of the intellect. |
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| These are the arguments that lead to acatalepsy, which concerns the possibility of effectively fulfilling Aristotle's conditions of accurate sense perception. |
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| His stolid immobile attitude under duress is compared to sceptical acatalepsy, although it is admitted that this could also be attributed to Stoicism. |
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