Question

plato believed material objects to be crude representations of unseen ideal forms. in his view, such abstract, nonmaterial forms are the ultimate source of knowledge. aristotle disagreed, positing that knowledge is best obtained through direct engagement with the material world; ______ sensory experience of the material is the ultimate source of knowledge. which choice completes the text with the most logical transition? choose 1 answer: a meanwhile, b admittedly, c regardless,

Explanation:

The text contrasts Plato's focus on ideal forms with Aristotle's emphasis on direct engagement with the material world. The blank needs a transition that connects Aristotle's claim about direct engagement to the conclusion that sensory experience is the ultimate source of knowledge. "Meanwhile" indicates a parallel contrast, which fits the comparison between the two philosophers' views. "Admittedly" (concession) and "regardless" (despite something) do not logically connect the two parts of Aristotle's argument.

Answer:

A. meanwhile.