September 16--Plato II ... (3) his mention of the concept of the noble falsehood, which is legitimate to tell (382c-d, 389b, 414d-415); and (4) the living arrangements for the rulers (416d-417b). These sections of the Republic are among the most colorful in the book.
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www.drbilllong.com/Jurisprudence/PlatoII.html
www.drbilllong.com/Jurisprudence/PlatoII.html
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What is Justice and in What Sense Did Plato Think It Profitable? ... Plato spent the bulk of the Republic trying out different definitions of justice, and by his own admission, never settled on one.
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www.usafa.edu/isme/JSCOPE01/Purcell01.html
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Key Phrase page for Noble Falsehood: Books containing the phrase Noble Falsehood ... Key Phrases: Plato's Republic, Noble Falsehood, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, Divided Line, Ship of State, beautiful perceptibles, unruly ship, true steersman, demotic virtue, psychic justice, verbal falsehood (see more)
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Once Socrates establishes the idea of providing guardians for the state, Socrates suggests that the rest of the citizens be told a noble falsehood ; ... Philosophies of Plato ampamp Confucius 2131 words...
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Hence censorship and deception were seen as requisite for instilling virtue: "The lie in words is in certain cases useful and not hateful."[1] This has come to be known as Plato's "Noble Lie". ... But there can be great harm in falsehood unopposed, especially when it results in suspicion, hostility, and envy between the...
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www.debunker.com/texts/noblelie.html
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A Chronology of Russell's Life ... (1872) Born May 18 at Ravenscroft, Wales. ... (1876) Death of father; Russell's grandfather, Lord John Russell (the former Prime Minister), and grandmother succeed in overturning his father's will to win custody of Russell and his brother.
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plato.stanford.edu/entries/russell/
plato.stanford.edu/entries/russell/
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Karl Raimund Popper was born on 28 July 1902 in Vienna, ... His father was a lawyer by profession, but he also took a keen interest in the classics and in philosophy, and communicated to his son an interest His mother inculcated in him such a passion for music that for a time he seriously contemplated taking it up as a career,
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plato.stanford.edu/entries/popper/
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On pages 78-9 [St 382b], Plato distinguishes between "a real falsehood," a falsehood which is intended to be believed as literally true, ... It is to this distinction that Plato appeals in justifying his myth of metals. Though this is sometimes translated as "noble lie," it is clear that Plato conceives of it as a myth,
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www.lawrence.edu/dept/freshman_studies/resource/fsplato...
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Key Phrase page for Divided Line: Books containing the phrase Divided Line ... Key Phrases: Plato's Republic, Noble Falsehood, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, Divided Line, Ship of State, beautiful perceptibles, unruly ship, true steersman, demotic virtue, psychic justice, verbal falsehood (see more)
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