Which answer best describes Plato\'s attitude toward tragedies? Tragedies would

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Which answer best describes Plato's attitude toward tragedies? Tragedies would be fine if they were written by experts The Gods have commanded that there shouldn't be tragedies written anymore. Plato (via Socrates) is just emphasizing this divine command. O Tragedies are not ideal, but the effects depend upon the individual's soul (what sort of metal it is made from) Tragedies appeal to the lowest part of the soul, they only involve the expression of emotion, and so weaken the rational part of the soul.

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Ans 1. According to Socrates quotes where he conveys that no harm can happen to good person he means that, All the harm that has ever happened or ever will happen isi in some sense and so the illusory idea that harm can happen to people is just wrong and there is no such temporal change.

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