Plato, The Republic |
Plato, The Republic |
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Anyone read it?
If so, I'd love to (for lack of a better word) read some thoughts, especially on Book 7, where he talks about the whole "cave" notion. Do you see any flaws in it? Could it possibly be flawed? Do we live in a "cave"? What do you think the cave represents? I'll share my opinion later :) |
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*mipadi* |
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I haven't read Republic in a few years. I last read it in a political philosophy class I had freshman year, back when I still a prospective poli sci student, which was before I realized that politics are all bullshit anyway. So basically, that was a verbose and highly opinionated way of saying that I can't remember all the details of the cave allegory. However, I do remember the overall theme of the work, which makes a lot of sense, while being overly idealistic.
But, as I noted before, politics are bullshit, and I try to keep as far away from them as possible these days. |
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