Boek · The Republic
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Auteur: Plato
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The revolution which human nature desires to effect step by step
in many ages is likely to be precipitated by him in a single year
or life. They are afraid that in the pursuit of his greater aims
he may disregard the common feelings of humanity, he is too apt
to be looking into the distant future or back into the remote
past, and unable to see actions or events which, to use an
expression of Plato's 'are tumbling out at his feet.' Besides, as
Plato would say, there are other corruptions of these
philosophical statesmen.
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