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1, Psychology The Wild

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1 - Y Why? "I said. Is not it natural and not necessarily follow from the above that neither the uneducated and out of truth are never fit to govern a city or even those who are allowed to continue studying until the end, the one, because they have the targeting any particular purpose life which should work in everything they made during their public and private life and the other because, by taking life transported to the islands of the blessed, not consent to act?
"True," he said. "It is, therefore, our work," I said, work of the founders, to compel the best natures to come to the knowledge of which we said before was the most exalted and see the good and verify that ascension, and, once, after rising, have enjoyed a sufficient vision, not allowing what we now are allowed. - What is it?
"Let them stay there," I said and not lose access to those prisoners back together or to participate in work nor in his honors, however much or little they are worth.
"But then, he said," and do a disservice to them live can be so worse to live better?
"You have again forgotten, my friend, I said, that the law is not interested in anything that is in the city a particular class to enjoy happiness, but it strives to happen to the entire city and therefore introduces harmony among the citizens by persuasion or force, that some do it to other participants of the profits that each may be useful to the community and itself in the city as men of that class, but not to let everyone turns to anywhere, but to do them herself towards the unification of the state.
"True," he said. I forgot about it.
"Now," I said see, oh, Glaucon!, Which we will not harm the philosophers who have between us, but to compel, reasonable words, to take care of others and protect them. We will say that it is natural that people such that there is in other cities do not participate in the work of them, because they are alone, against the will of their governments, and when someone is alone and should not nobody upbringing it is right that not worry anyone to reinstate the amount of it. But I have begotten you us, for yourselves and for the rest of the city, as chiefs and kings, such as hives, better and more fully educated and more capable than those, therefore, to participate in both aspects. You have, therefore, to go down one after another to the housing of others and get used to see in the dark. Once used, you will see far better than those in there and know what each image and how it is, because you have seen and the truth about what is beautiful and what is just and good. So our and your city will live in the light of day and not in dreams, how they live now most of them at the hands of those who fight with each other by empty shadows or vie for control as if it were some great good. But the truth is, I believe, the following: the city where they are less eager to be rulers who have to be, that must necessarily happen to live better with less dissent than none, and you have another class of rulers so 40
different. (Plato, The Republic, 519c-520d).
QUESTIONS:
1. Analyzes the meaning in the text the term 'sublime knowledge "and Define it.
2. How Plato argues that can not afford to "stay home" I said and not lose access to those prisoners back together or to participate in work nor in his honors, however much or little they are worth? (Lines 13-14).

3.REDACCIÓN: Education in relation to epistemology in the philosophy of Plato. 4. Briefly discuss any aspect of the author's thinking related to the text you deem important in any of these ways: on its relationship with other philosophers, relevant historical events (especially if they are contemporaries of the author or has to do with his life) or significant features of the contemporary world.