Will Durant---The Philosophy of Plato

Will Durant---The Philosophy of Plato
Embark on a timeless journey into the world of Plato's philosophy, guided by the profound insights of Will Durant. In this captivating video, Durant unravels the complex tapestry of Plato's ideas, offering a deep dive into the life, works, and enduring influence of one of history's most significant philosophers.
🔍 What You'll Discover:
Introduction to Plato: Gain insights into the life and background of Plato, understanding his role as a student of Socrates and a teacher of Aristotle.
Plato's Metaphysical Realm: Explore Plato's metaphysical beliefs, including the theory of Forms (or Ideas) and the allegory of the cave, which delve into the nature of reality and human perception.
The Republic and Political Philosophy: Delve into Plato's seminal work, "The Republic," and his ideas on justice, the ideal state, and the philosopher-king.
The Socratic Method: Understand Plato's use of the Socratic method in his dialogues, which laid the foundation for philosophical inquiry and dialectical reasoning.
Influence on Western Philosophy: Discover how Plato's philosophy has left an indelible mark on Western thought, from his impact on Christian theology to his influence on modern political theory and ethics.
Contemporary Relevance: Durant examines the enduring relevance of Plato's ideas in today's discussions on ethics, education, and the pursuit of truth.

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PLATO 1. 00:03 The context of Plato 2. 08:36 Socrates 3. 26:40 Preparation of Plato 4. 34:58 the ethical problem 5. 41:28 the political problem 6. 48:01 the psychological problem 7. 52:34 the psychological solution 8. 01:12:30 the political solution 9. 01:26:56 the ethical solution 10. 01:32:26 criticism Thanks, Rocky C

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Tell all the truth but tell it slant Success in circuit lies Too bright for our infirm Delight The truths superb surprise As lightning to the children eased with explanation kind The truth must dazzle gradually Else every man be blind

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Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are great philosophers of the world.People could not forget them..'Universal Arrow',Kerala,India.

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Hithesh Yogi how be unity of governments in civilization🐟🐙🐧 will anime eastern wisdom of all Governmental docturines to an civilization?

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Hithesh Yogi he’s also the cause of many problems in our society for his totalitarian ideas

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great reader... he did alot of books-on-tape in the last century. many different wonderful nomes d lectur...

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PLATO'S CRITIQUE OF DEMOCRACY "But even democracy ruins itself by excess-of democracy. Its basic principle is the equal right of all to hold office and determine public policy. This is at first glance a delightful arrangement; it becomes disastrous because the people are not properly equipped by education to select the best rulers and the wisest courses. As to the people they have no understanding, and only repeat what their rulers are pleased to tell them. To get a doctrine accepted or rejected it is only necessary to have it praised or ridiculed... Mob-rule is a rough sea for the ship of state to ride; every wind of oratory stirs up the waters and deflects the course. The upshot of such a democracy is tyranny or autocracy; the crowd do loves flattery, it is so 'hungry for honey', that at last the tdliest and most unscrupulous flatterer, calling himself the 'protector of the people' rises to supreme power." - Plato. The more Plato thinks of it, the more astounded he is at the folly of leaving to mob caprice and gullibility the selection of political officials-not to speak of leaving it to those shady and wealth-serving strategists who pull the oligarchic wires behind the democratic stage. Plato complains that whereas in simpler matters-like shoe-making-we think only a specially-trained person will serve our purpose, in politics we presume that every one who knows how to get votes knows how to administer a city or a state. When we are ill we call for a trained physician, whose degree is a guarantee of specific preparation and technical competence-we do not ask for the handsomest physician, or the most eloquent one; well then, when the whole state is ill should we not look for the service and guidance of the wisest and the best? To devise a method of barring incompetence and knavery from public office, and of selecting and preparing the best to rule for the common good-that is the problem of political philosophy. "But behind these political problems lies the nature of man; to understand politics, we must understand psychology. Like man, like state; governments vary as the characters of men vary ; . . , states are made out of the human natures which are in them; the state is what it is because its citizens are what they are. Therefore we need not expect to have better states until we have better men; till then all changes will leave every essential thing unchanged." - Plato.

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Sarcastic Towelie how be numbering of particles 🐨🐯 of the realms and dominions governments and nature o there is what ?

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more people in america and democratic countries need to read this section.

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scratch that, more people need to read Will Durant in general

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Sarcastic Towelie the aristocracy is bending us in the US over a barrel right now though

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The more things change, the more they stay the same.

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A wonderful contextualisation of Plato and the implications of his work and life. Highly appreciated and recommended, indeed philosophy is the channel upon which all rivers must flow in their path to the endless sea of meaning and purpose.

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What a mind! Informative and entertaining. I sleep listening to these.

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Having peeped at comments am relaxing into a good listen.

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I am 15 and thus video helps me sm to read my frst non fiction book. I am the point of questioning everything I won't say imma philosopher but the topic of internal philosophy to understand oneself bfr the world has intrigued me. And this video helps me read the big words which I do not under or can pronounce. I am using google to understand the stuff I don't understand. But this sure helps me read the book a lot and hopefully in future I won't need these videos to read properly.

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If I could go back I wouldn't smoke weed at age 14,15. By 16 while formerly a top-notch student at these, I could no longer fathom math and science. (I am now 66; I went on in the arts). Please wait if you want to experiment with this kind of thing until your brain is fully formed, dear--age 22 or so. Meanwhile, whether you take my caution or not, best of luck with your reading and study of philosophy. . .There's indeed no shame in being so creative as to access audio books--and the writings of Will and Ariel Durant on audio are a treasure trove, making so much accessible to so many.

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Very nice historical and philosophical analysis!

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I think that Plato was the greatest mind to have ever lived. It's been said, - that all revelations in thought are merely footnotes to Plato.

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Possibly,, in western Europeans culture. But not "EVER".., He was fortunate to LEARN, from Socrates, who was also thought by the " Great African EGYPTIANS ancestors " ...everyone leave's blank!! There's no CIVILIZATION,, as we know it today without them!! History... Borrowed/ Stolen/ and plagiarized as their own!!!! Sorry!!

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Plato staring through my soul😊

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My appreciation Sir!

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Will Durant's book THE STORY OF PHILOSOPHY is among the most enjoyable and informative books I have read. It was recommended to me by a high school teacher. ( Another Great book is THE STORY OF MANKIND by Hendrik Van Loon.)

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Thank you.

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How did I fall into such a pearl?

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Need visuals of places being talked about and maps and people.☺️💕

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I do agree but also nice that it doesn't have that so it's not distracting from the message.

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How unfortunate that the modern school system has forgotten the lessons taught to us by Plato.

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Wrong

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Forgotten or excluded?

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I learned about Plato in school... wth are you talking about?

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Thank you

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Listening to this No wonder were are doomed, that’s been and is our destiny all along....

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the man of wisdom ' unused by the world' , story of my life

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Amazing

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badass!

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"..Reeking with modernity and contemporary savour."Find the wisest amongst us and nominate them to office.

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his gaze met a horizon so distant, the sights he saw surround us today

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*Can you upload Will Durant's, **_The Age of Obama, Trump and Biden_** ? Thanks.*

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Philosophers, back then, ate cheese, onions, olives, cabbages and wheat. Health eating!

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Axmed Bahjad Oh

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Axmed Bahjad Yea i respect them but even Seneca, Marcus Auralious and some others... they just had health problems.... but at the same time NO ONE really new about nutrition at all back then. There was no solid science back then.

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+Axmed Bahjad could you imagine the gas ? boiled Onions and Cabbage with wheat cakes ?

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Axmed Bahjad I doubt though they had cheese in those days. It was probably thick milk rather than halloumi.

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Yes, they ate food. What's your point?

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Indeed, thank you:)

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I just BELIEVE anybody who thinks human beings are weak or stupid has never listened to this information about themselves.

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Excellent.

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IM views for a philosopher! It is a testament to a man still winning admirers!

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Absolutely!

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perfect

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Men engrossed in the unseemly pursuit of power,having no control over their passion,make us the victims of that passion.All philosophy must be about character,or religious prejudice becomes the norm.

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Appreciate it very much!

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Can only remember this as a series of books, never got into 'books on tape' or the like. I love to read since i was given the opportunity to love to learn & to love HOW to learn. Montessori school instead of kindergarten for 2 (or maybe 3 yrs.) so when I went to public school, I could read, write, multiply, divide, they said I was already at a 5th-6th grade level. I became essentially an autodidact & the academic aspect of school was awful until i went to college, but I developed an erratic self-discipline & was an attention-seeker, it wasn't good, except I learned to be funny (like a class clown, as public school bored me & I had a bad attitude) & to help others ( did wind up working w/ various less-fortunate populations, people w/ autism & other issues) .

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Plato is a God! He caught the essence of human nature

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You hit the nail on the head . Plato is the god !

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Which of his books is this taken from?

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Good philosopher

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This video is truly a libation to Socrates, Plato, and most of all Justice.

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Thank you for uploading