Summary Of Meno's Theory Of Recollection

There is an observable and present relationship between truth and storytelling. For Plato, this can be seen in Meno. In this story, Plato is having a conversation with Meno about learning, and Meno declares that learning is impossible (find the actual quote). However, Plato counters Meno’s argument with the Theory of Recollection. In this theory, the soul is immortal, knows everything, and when you are born your soul is burdened by a clumsy body that forgets everything. However, when you learn something, you are just remembering what you (your soul) forgot. For example: you have never seen a triangle. Such a bold declaration is also a defining part of the theory. In order for a triangle to exist, it has to have lines to create it, but the second