Critique of Plato

Introduction In this article I will explain Plato's view of reality and criticize it. I think there is a problem because Plato's argument has become a victim of many errors, and of course the most famous is the matter of a third party. First, I will explain the problems in Plato's theory. Finally, we recommend replacing Plato's theory. This question is very important as the real problem has plagued philosophy from the beginning, and many people think that this question never was satisfied satisfactory.

The writing part of the Republic of Zeno is criticism of Plato's work (same name). Plato believes that most people need guidance from the lonely "philosopher king" (a person who seems to be suspicious of his author), but the Zeno Republic is conceiving a more equitable city I will. For example, he advocated a fundamental claim that citizenship should be closer in relationship than parentage (even if Engels did not do this in "families, private property and state origin"), . There are no courts, currency-using cities. Xen believes that men and women should wear the same ordinary clothes, and considering the relationship between clothes and status in the ancient world, Xeno's position emphasizes the weakening of hierarchical systems of class and sex It is that.

Introduction In this article I will explain Plato's view of reality and criticize it. I think there is a problem because Plato's argument has become a victim of many errors, and of course the most famous is the matter of a third party. First, I will explain the problems in Plato's theory. Finally, we recommend replacing Plato's theory. - "If the truth of everything is always in the soul, that soul is immortal" (The Philosophical Journey 89). This shows that because the soul has the integration of all knowledge, people remember this knowledge through the context of their personal life and use their reasoning. Through the dialogue between Meno and Faedo, Plato discusses the general soul memory and the concept of immortality.

Bloom is a student of Plato and his criticism of student music reflects the views of philosophers and later Nietzsche. Plato thinks that music has important educational functions. Regarding Plato, the soul is essentially divided into three parts. There is a reasonable part, spirit, appetite. What is wanted is to integrate these parts reasonably and conveniently. Music can do a lot to stimulate this harmony. Melodious music helps create a melodious soul. For Plato, martial arts music is necessary: ​​warriors have to be urged. It is not necessary to send souls to ecstasy music, deprive rationality to appetite, and make men and women be beasts.