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Plato's Myth of the Cave can be seen as an allegory identifying the various stages of the ascent to wisdom. The idea is that to really understand things it is necessary to climb higher, out of the cave altogether. This move is like the transition on the Divided Line between the visible and the intelligible world: it is the transition from ______________ to ___________.
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