Plato On Poetry

Plato On Poetry I thought this reading was relatively difficult to follow. The first part went into explicit detail. This seemed unnecessary, because Havelock could have explained his system of logic with less detail. The second part was much easier to follow, but as yet was still relatively difficult. Again Havelock went into great detail when it was unnecessary. I generally agreed with Havelocks argument. Although, I found that I did not completely empathize the reading until the final pages. These pages had some of a summary of what Platos theories meant. In the last some pages I found two quotes that I found to be interesting.

The first quote was: But when we consider how utterly the execute of poetry has altered, how completely the cultural situation has changed, it becomes possible to understand that when Plato is talking about poetry he is not truly talking about our kind of poetry (p. 43). I desire this quote because I felt I truly still what Haveloc...If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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