Книга · The Republic
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Автор: Plato
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We must choose out therefore the natures who are most likely to
ascend to the light and knowledge of the good; but we must not
allow them to remain in the region of light; they must be forced
down again among the captives in the den to partake of their
labours and honours. 'Will they not think this a hardship?' You
should remember that our purpose in framing the State was not
that our citizens should do what they like, but that they should
serve the State for the common good of all. May we not fairly say
to our philosopher,-Friend, we do you no wrong; for in other
States philosophy grows wild, and a wild plant owes nothing to
the gardener, but you have been trained by us to be the rulers
and kings of our hive, and therefore we must insist on your
descending into the den.
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