Which of the Following Does Aristotle Hold Distinguishes the Faculties

question 378

Multiple Choice

Which of the following does Aristotle hold distinguishes the faculties of sense from that of the intellect?

• A) The faculties of sense are subject to error, whereas the intellect is infallible.
• B) The faculties of sense are not independent of the body, whereas the intellect is independent.
• C) The faculties of sense require physical objects, whereas the intellect recollects forms.
• D) The faculties of sense require instruction, whereas the intellect has intuitive knowledge.

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