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Henry Collins
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Finished chapter 1. It discussed Plato. It almost solely focused on The Republic, and as a person who has read The Republic and is a fan of Plato was disappointed. Did not mention his idea of the World of Many Forms at all. Simply summed his thoughts on suffering with minimal analysis.
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