كتاب · The Republic
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المؤلف: Plato
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Suppose them to be sent into a larger world, to undertake some
higher calling, from being tradesmen to turn generals or
politicians, from being schoolmasters to become philosophers:-or
imagine them on a sudden to receive an inward light which reveals
to them for the first time in their lives a higher idea of God
and the existence of a spiritual world, by this sudden conversion
or change is not their daily life likely to be upset; and on the
other hand will not many of their old prejudices and narrownesses
still adhere to them long after they have begun to take a more
comprehensive view of human things? From familiar examples like
these we may learn what Plato meant by the eyesight which is
liable to two kinds of disorders.
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