Stoic Concept
Kataleptic Impression
Self-evidently true perceptions that compel rational assent.
Kataleptic impressions are mental perceptions so clear and distinct that they naturally compel agreement from a rational mind. They bear their own evidence of truth and cannot reasonably be doubted. This concept helps distinguish between reliable knowledge and mere opinion, forming the foundation for sound judgment and wise action.
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