The Three Waves of the Abolition of Women

Socrates argues in effect that if the city and speech came into being, it would essentially solve all the sort of inter Greek fighting during the Peloponnesian war. And this, I think gets glaucomers to pick up any, any confirms that this is the case when he introduces that third controversial measure which he says is by far the most ridiculous. The philosopher potential philosopher must ascend then from his prior moral education that was described in two to three involves questioning all the things to be noble. In that process embark on a philosophic education that's described in increasingly more unrealistic forms from the end of five after he introduces them to the grand education at the end of book seven.