In one work by this author, a man claims he is in jail by the "implied contract", refusing to allow the titular friend to get him out.
In one work by this author, a man claims he is in jail by the "implied contract", refusing to allow the titular friend to get him out. In another work, Alcibiades discusses the nature of love at a dinner party hosted by Aristophanes. This author of Crito and (*) Symposium compared our perception of reality to prisoners watching shadows on a stone wall in what is called the "allegory of the cave". Name this Greek philosopher of The Republic and numerous dialogues featuring his teacher, Socrates.
In one work by this author, a man claims he is in jail by the "implied contract", refusing to allow the titular friend to get him out.
{Plato}