The lecture places Plato within a golden age of Greek philosophy where multiple thinkers across different poleis proposed theories and interacted with one another.
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The lecture places Plato within a golden age of Greek philosophy where multiple thinkers across different poleis proposed theories and interacted with one another.
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"Any more questions? Ask a question, okay? Okay. That's a good question, okay? What are the influences of Plato, okay? So you can make..."
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