Socrates and Rhapsode

Socrates and Rhapsody Socrates believes that Rhapsody is not from knowledge, not from inspiration, but his idea is "inhaled" without using his own understanding. Socrates uses an analog of the magnet, the ability to pull the Rhapsody ring on himself, and through another thing, Socrates does not know that Homer himself is writing poetry, but is sacred. When they recite poems and speech, all rhapsody is sacredly owned by them.

Poetry itself is persuasive discourse and rhetoric, as already mentioned. Naturally, Socrates talks about Rhapsody (277e8-9) on the grounds that "doubt and explanation" and "just produce faith". This reflects Ion's accusation. But what inspired the poet and rhapsody? The inspiration of Phaedrus has appeared many times. From the beginning of the dialogue (228b), it repeatedly cited it with Bacchic fanaticism, the concept of insanity and possession, recitation of the so-called Lysias text (234 d 1 - 6), and two speech (237 a 7) inspiring Socrates - b 1, 262 d 2 -6, 263 d 1 - 3). Even though we sometimes joke, these references are consistent.

3 § 134 As an expert on Homer, leaving Rhapsody is a comparison between Plato's Socrates and the mysterious poet, "Prophet" (Ion 531 b) inspired. Hippie is a minor deputy murderer of Plato and is a Homer expert, but in Plato's terminology, he can compare it with rather than prophētēs. In suggesting this, I thought of a special passage to distinguish between the two "prophets" who were inspired by the prophets who are believed Plato's Socrates is not envy and inspired :

3 § 64 Thus Socrates of Plato used it as Rhapsody's equivalent to use it as evidence of his argument that they did not have their own idea when they played Homer Did. However, this argument can only be used to crush the lapse of code if the Laptus process loses reliability. Plato's Socrates successfully attained this goal by initially ignoring rhapsōidikētekhnē, which is the skill of Lapsody itself. According to this technique, the understanding of Lapus' Homer is not necessary to separate from the idea that Lapus lades are inspired by Homer. Regarding this technique, Panathenaic Rhapsody's professional idea is to read Homer's idea. {381 | 382} The heart of Lapsody has learned Homer 's "meaning" ie Zeononia (Ion 530 b - c)