Anonymous
6/12/2025, 10:31:41 AM
No.17757003
>>17756388
Obviously Socrates spoke against it, he's very much about ignoring the bodily and material in favor of the spiritual. The point is that Plato wrote this good argument for it, presented by a "good" character in the story, and not by a villain to be dismantled. It wasn't a weird fringe view, it was an accepted norm. In the Overton Window, so to speak.
Obviously Socrates spoke against it, he's very much about ignoring the bodily and material in favor of the spiritual. The point is that Plato wrote this good argument for it, presented by a "good" character in the story, and not by a villain to be dismantled. It wasn't a weird fringe view, it was an accepted norm. In the Overton Window, so to speak.