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Chris
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Just finished his section on the morality of fiction, and man it pissed me off. Should’ve known it was coming, given I know Moral Literary Criticism and it’s origin, but golly man I wanna punch you
— 5 hours, 41 min ago
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Eln
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DAMN, I'm done with Book V.
One of the controversial parts, up to this point. I'm still baffled by the point he made about the "inferior" children, but the last part of book V was interesting; it echoes the other topics that would be in later books, which I think was about the philosopher-kings.
Plato completely avoided the question of the possibility lol. Damn it Plato.
Another month?
— 20 hours, 24 min ago
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One of the controversial parts, up to this point. I'm still baffled by the point he made about the "inferior" children, but the last part of book V was interesting; it echoes the other topics that would be in later books, which I think was about the philosopher-kings.
Plato completely avoided the question of the possibility lol. Damn it Plato.
Another month?
Alex
is on page 245 of 432
Boy, Socrates (and Plato) really didn't like artists.
— 23 hours, 14 min ago
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Alex
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"And the soul is like the eye: when resting upon that on which truth and being shine, the soul percieves and is radiant with intelligence; but when turned towards the twilight of becoming and perishing, then she has opinion only, and goes blinking about, and is first of one opinion and theb of another, and seems to have no intelligence?"
What a way to insult someone.
— 23 hours, 33 min ago
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What a way to insult someone.
