How the divided line relates with the cave and the light of the sun.

In one of Plato's most famous three analogies, the analogy of the boundary line is very obvious in the book 'Republic'. This is one of the most convincing stories. Through his analogy of dividing lines, Plato presents models of these truths, the world of knowledge and the truth of nature. However, I think that Plato's analogy is over 1900 years, but still can play an important role in today's world. Plato believes that knowledge of his division of labor will be an important element for building a healthier culture and community.

Cave fables, similarity of fractures, similarity of the sun are related to Plato's formal theory, according to which it is not a known world of material change, but according to "form" (or "thought") I will. We feel the most fundamental reality through our feelings.

The PLATO border, the parable of his cave, and the analogy of the sun are both central in the republic and can be said to be the central message of this most important philosophical study. Among the parting lines, Smith (1996, p. 25) wrote as follows: "Scholars that Plato is very important here generally seems to agree. Paragraph Raven (1965, p.144) states: "One of the more mysterious trends in Plato is to compress his work as his mind deepens. This particular trend Is throughout the boundary Whether this condensation is "inexplicable" or whether it is an efficient feature of Plato's literary genius may be an unresolved issue. But in any case, the boundary obviously requires careful reading and contemplation.

How to bring the borderline of the six circles of the Republic into a broader framework of Plato's epistemology, especially to harmonize it with the allegory of the cave of the Republic of VII? In particular, critics have spent a lot of time on how the two are related to one another, as "cave allegations" lack the formalization of the boundary story. - projected shadows and images, (2) visible objects visible throughout the caves and their flames, (3) external reality by that sunlight and Plato thinking. As Plato says "visibility is like fire is like living in a prison like the sun", think about the basic ratio about this (517 B). In general, we present a dual ratio.