Plato suggested and reported the thoughts and methods of his experienced teacher, Socrates. Plato went into self-imposed situation in southern Italy and came under the Pythagorean’s influence of viewpoint. His subsequent writings combined the Socratic method with Pythagorean’s philosophical levels. Plato found something permanent that described the object of knowledge beyond the types of essence.
Hence, Plato proposed major theory of forms that states that the empirical world is a manifestation of a general form of idea that totally exists in the world. Thus, chariots, chairs and Corinthians are considered as inferior manifestations of pure forms. It experiences by the sensation that results from the pure form with matter. He also proposed that interaction must be perfect than the pure idealized situations because the idea interacts with matter.
Plato replaced the essence of Socrates with the concept of reality aspect that contributes to the knowable and permanent kind of interaction. He believed that thorough definition listed on object’s sense was separated from its individual manifestations.