Podcasts that mention 📚 The Dialogues of Plato by Plato

plato says in the republic it's a kind of myth but you know he he says people will understand their their condition

Sean Kelly mentions Plato's book "The Republic" in the context of Plato's ideas about human nature.

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um so i think one of the things that had a very big impact on me were plato's dialogues and particularly protagoras and gorgeous as as as some of the two initial ones i i think what plato's dialogues do very well is they give people a clear picture of what dialogue looks like and what the assessment of information um probably should look like

Sergey mentions Plato's dialogues, specifically Protagoras and Gorgias, as having a big impact on him in his early teenage years, teaching him about dialogue and evaluating information.

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well two of them we've already discussed one is plato's dialogues which i started reading when i was like 13.

The guest lists this as one of three books that had a big impact on him.

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i'm aware through wikipedia and uh through through surface reading of things that like a book called the republic was written once

Ryan mentions being aware of this book through reading.

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Plato wrote in his classic war the republic book 8 If you ever learn to read I didn't know he had 8 books I guess he has more that all democratic people are consumed with unnecessary appetites

A listener writing in mentions Plato and his work 'The Republic, Book 8' as part of a philosophical explanation for why billionaires want to be president.

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But he ends up in this, he ends up in this bookstore, and the bookseller is reading one of, uh, Plato's dialogues or, I know, I guess it would have been one of Zenon's books.

In the discussion, Robert Greene refers to the philosophical dialogues of Plato, noting that they might have been read by a bookseller in the context of a story about Zeno.

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not to say reading the symposium or you know the allegory of the caves or something isn't mind altering because it is you know

Jewel mentions reading 'The Symposium' as something that helped her think in different terms.

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you know the first plato's text itself you know the republic was grounded in an imitation of the comic writers who were the first to really delve into everyday people's experiences

Cornel West mentions Plato's 'The Republic' as a foundational text influenced by comic writers.

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Uh in Plato it shows up in the very first sentence of Plato's Fedrris.

The speaker mentions Plato's dialogue 'Phaedrus' and notes a fundamental question appears in its first sentence.

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uh plato writes a letter he wrote 13 letters but one of them apparently is his the seventh and he says how would you capture the teaching of socrates it's just in these conversations and so he invented the dialogue for that purpose

Larry P. Arnn mentions Plato's Seventh Letter in the context of discussing Socrates' teaching method through conversation/dialogue.

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so the trinity is you know the the principle of the triad is uh you know in plato and the timaeus talks about that

Hamza Yusuf mentions Plato's dialogue Timaeus in the context of discussing the principle of the triad.

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I think the important issue is if the noble lie is necessary in in some degree as you know the famous thing from the Republic uh the problem is that we become a the ignoble lie

Darren Beattie mentions 'the Republic' while discussing censorship, information control, and the concept of the 'noble lie' in a regime.

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