Brilliant. The trouble with the educationーand thus the mindーof any society is in its being devoid of studies of the Greek Classics, especially the dialogs of Plato.
Plato's dialogues, especially those in The Republic, are 'full of holes'. His Republic is close to a fascist manifesto.However, some of his writing is beautiful. But his ideas are always questionable. In The Republic the cave story is beautiful but the conclusions needed to be provisional. In his Timaeus, no one questions Timaeus. It is also a highly dubious theory of the world and how things came to be etc. Then Critias continues his story of Atlantis. That Athens with its Guardians was superior to the (imagined) Atlantis is implied. But it is also ultimately simplistic. Neither Socrates nor Plato were keen on democracy. I couldn't listen to this woman reading, couldn't stand it, so I went back to reading the text I have here.... In some ways more interesting are Aristotle and the pre-Socratics. (Although I have to confess I haven't read much of either of the....)
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Lady: you have the most lovely voice I have ever heard. Thank you for your reading.
Beautiful voice for such a beautiful writing. It all matches perfectly. Thanks for the post.
This was so beautiful!!
Whose voice is this? It's wonderful, and her inflection and phrasing are superb.
I agree with you!
The heart content being lover wise, yet how it still longs for My Wife's Lovely Eyes.
Yes, well... glad we got to the bottom... top of that
😂
I have understood that Love is a spirit and men with such spirit love themselves and which spirit in them would identify itself in did and actions.
They had too much time to think back then
Or maybe it’s that today we have too little time to think
@@JohnnyWalkerBlack142 It is indeed, as you said.
Lovely and articulated reading
@Tater Haid
I'm pretty sure it's Antonia Bath.
+rockhammer85 +Tater Haid: The narration for this one is performed by Antonia Bath
hello from 2020
This can be hard to follow if you’re dumb. I may or may not be dumb
Plato know this earth.
Oh my Goodness!
plato is believed to have created love
Is there a full audiobook version by this narrator? Her voice is perfect
www.learnoutloud.com/Results/Narrator/Antonia-Bath/9584
Is this the complete audiobook ?
Olivia abo I don’t think so
no
Please specify for others that this is just one small part of the dialogue. Why be misleading like this?
Yah yah I can understand
Where may I found the second half?
www.learnoutloud.com/Results/Narrator/Antonia-Bath/9584
@@RushKaga Thank you.
Brilliant. The trouble with the educationーand thus the mindーof any society is in its being devoid of studies of the Greek Classics, especially the dialogs of Plato.
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Love is love🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
Plato's dialogues, especially those in The Republic, are 'full of holes'. His Republic is close to a fascist manifesto.However, some of his writing is beautiful. But his ideas are always questionable. In The Republic the cave story is beautiful but the conclusions needed to be provisional. In his Timaeus, no one questions Timaeus. It is also a highly dubious theory of the world and how things came to be etc. Then Critias continues his story of Atlantis. That Athens with its Guardians was superior to the (imagined) Atlantis is implied. But it is also ultimately simplistic. Neither Socrates nor Plato were keen on democracy. I couldn't listen to this woman reading, couldn't stand it, so I went back to reading the text I have here.... In some ways more interesting are Aristotle and the pre-Socratics. (Although I have to confess I haven't read much of either of the....)
The Greeks. Origin of homosexuality
Truth Finder it’s all in the mind