Criticism I

Dec 13, 2012

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Plato. Philosophy. Issues. ArtPoliticsEconomicsEthicsPragmatics. Art. ImitationRepresentation. Imitation. The truthAgainst it for three reasons:A) does not teach (pragmatics)B) two generations removed from realityC) dangerous because: 1) it makes the mind lose the ability to judge and

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Criticism I

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