1. In Eastern philosophy, Taoists use an analogy between ice and water to explain the relationship between wisdom (reason) and the passions (emotion). Wisdom and passions, like ice and water, are not two different things, but neither are they identical. The ice cube is not the same asbut is also not different fromthe water we put in the ice cube tray. Similarly, while thinking operates according to the rules of logic, emotion is governed by a different type of logic known as the logic of the heart. Compare and contrast this analogy and the charioteer analogy used by Plato