How do the ideas from "Plato: Excerpt: from “Allegory of the Cave” from Republic, pp. 104-107" represent ancient Greek society?
What way or ways do the ideas of Plato apply to 21st-century American society?
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Discussion Questions on Plato’s Allegory of the Cave
1) Summarize the major ideas presented in the excerpt. Plato believed in two different worlds, one the world of change and becoming, this world, and a more perfect world of the forms, the world of being....
1) Summarize the major ideas presented in the excerpt. Plato believed in two different worlds, one the world of change and becoming, this world, and a more perfect world of the forms, the world of being....
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