Plato's writing remains influential because he transferred theatrical dialogue from the stage onto the page, making philosophical argument readable and enjoyable.
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Plato's writing remains influential because he transferred theatrical dialogue from the stage onto the page, making philosophical argument readable and enjoyable.
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"...having arguments and conversations with other people. So in terms of readability, Plato is definitely probably one of the most readable philosophers, okay? He's..."
"...Plato, anyone can read Plato and enjoy Plato, okay? So his readability, the originality of his writing is one really good reason why he..."
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