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The Plato Paradigm
Ivor Ludlam
231 episodes
3 days ago
What Plato Dramatized
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What Plato Dramatized
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Philosophy
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0212 Lysis 207e
The Plato Paradigm
14 minutes
4 months ago
0212 Lysis 207e
Socrates' line of questioning establishes that Lysis is prevented by his parents, who love him very much, from doing whatever he desires. Even slaves are put in charge of him. We should remember that Hippothales is listening to this as a lesson in how to attract rather than repel his lust-obect.
The Plato Paradigm
What Plato Dramatized