PHIL 1200 Chapter Notes -Noble Lie, Medicine Man, Indulgence
18 May 2013
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[the below was written with a talk to text program in my first reading of the book plato"s. They are merely rough notes one can use to compare with their own class notes and opinions of the readings. ] Among the various books for there is support for censorship over knowledge of freedom as well all things effeminate including weeping and wailing. The object of the good man or the guardian is that of a noble comrade, he is not to consider death to be terrible in any means. And because the guardian has not witnessed literature of sorrow he will not languish for his departed friends and compatriots. Go on to not give the guardian laughter, for laughter has been shown to lead to indulgences of excess which almost always produces a violent reaction furthermore literature was not be allowed per book two .
