He suggested that the city-state should be ruled by philosopher-kings in a work that also includes the "Allegory of the Cave."
This man's assertion that the world is made of pure, transcendent ideas accessible to us only through images of them is known as his Theory of Forms. He suggested that the city-state should be ruled by philosopher-kings in a work that also includes the "Allegory of the Cave." For 10 points, name this teacher of Aristotle who wrote The Republic and several other dialogues featuring his mentor, Socrates.
This man's assertion that the world is made of pure, transcendent ideas accessible to us only through images of them is known as his Theory of Forms.
{Plato}