Boek · The Republic
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Auteur: Plato
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The difference between the politician turned into a philosopher
and the philosopher turned into a politician, is symbolized by
the two kinds of disordered eyesight, the one which is
experienced by the captive who is transferred from darkness to
day, the other, of the heavenly messenger who voluntarily for the
good of his fellow-men descends into the den. In what way the
brighter light is to dawn on the inhabitants of the lower world,
or how the idea of good is to become the guiding principle of
politics, is left unexplained by Plato. Like the nature and
divisions of dialectic, of which Glaucon impatiently demands to
be informed, perhaps he would have said that the explanation
could not be given except to a disciple of the previous sciences.
(Symposium.)
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