In Plato's view, however, expressed in "The Republic", acting is a special if leading case of mimesis, and mimesis should be regarded as suspect for its power over man's formative mind.
Mimesis is regarded as suspect for its power over man's formative mind. In Plato's view, however, expressed in "The Republic", acting is a special if leading case of mimesis.
In Plato's view, however, expressed in "The Republic", acting is a special if leading case of mimesis. Mimesis is regarded as suspect for its power over man's formative mind.
In Plato's view, however, expressed in "The Republic", acting is a special if leading case of mimesis. Mimesis is regarded as suspect for its power over man's formative mind.