Someone must first escape the cave’s illusions, confront the true nature of reality, and return to enlighten the community with a vision for the future.

E. Taylor. But he wonders why no mention is made of Bernard Bosanquet, the distinguished author of "A Companion to Plato‘s Republic" and of "The Education of the Young in the Republic of Plato ...

For example, in The Republic, Plato asks readers to imagine a ring, such as the one presented in the myth of Gyges, that makes you invisible, and poses the question: What would you do if you had such ...

By Taminu Yakubu Throughout history, leadership has never been measured by mere occupancy of office but by the ability to act ...

Relationship With Self In The Republic, Plato (360 B.C.E./1994) uses a fire cave analogy to describe the fleeting nature of reality. Humans, who have spent their lives shackled and studying ...