antikehon
Antikehon is a term with origins in ancient Greek philosophy, particularly associated with Plato. It generally translates to "the body" or "the physical form" as distinct from the soul or the mind. In Platonic thought, the body is often seen as a temporary vessel or even a prison for the immortal soul, hindering its ability to attain true knowledge and virtue. The soul, in this view, is the essential and eternal part of a human being, while the body is material and mortal, subject to decay and the senses.
The concept of antikehon has had a profound influence on Western thought, shaping discussions in philosophy,