The Third Man Argument is a philosophical critique aimed at Plato's Theory of Forms, suggesting that if there is a Form for every property or quality, then there must also be a Form of the Form itself, leading to an infinite regress of Forms. This argument highlights the problems of the Theory of Forms by illustrating that it cannot adequately explain the relationship between the physical world and abstract entities without falling into contradictions.
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