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In Ion, Plato presents a dialogue between his influential teacher Socrates and a distinguished rhapsode, Ion. While Socrates considers himself “a common man who only speak the truth” (47), Ion is proud and boastful, regarding himself as a rhapsode who can “speak about Homer better than any man” (47). The primary issues between these two contradictory characters’ are the difference between gift of speech and knowledge of speech, as well as the attending of oneself to moral by understanding an idea as a whole rather than superficially understanding.

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  • User image   Richard
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    02 May 2022
    This type of book is always interesting and always helpful. This type of book is guaranteed to be easy to understand.
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  • User image   Damindu Thathsara Nammunige
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    11 Oct 2021
    This is very funny, interseting and you must read this book!
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  • User image   Damindu Thathsara Nammunige
    This is an amazing book That I had ever read! Thanks very much!
    11 Oct 2021
    This is very funny, interseting and you must read this book!
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  • User image   wealth30103
    18 May 2012
    Funny,entertaining,you must read it!
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  • User image   Chantel
    01 Oct 2011
    Even though some of the facts are repeated, most of the facts are really interesting! I loved it!
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  • User image   Mondrita
    09 Jun 2011
    This book is the perfect pastime for a rainy afternoon..
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  • User image   Coral
    03 Apr 2011
    For me, this book lost all of its entertainment value due the repetition of facts.
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  • User image   sarah grace
    21 Jan 2011
    i read the first 20 pages online, and found one "fact" that was repeated once, another that was repeated twice, and one that was written twice in the same space. i've also found some myths that have now been proven to be exactly that, but could possibly still be spread on the internet.also, i found this book to be much less than "fascinating" or "interesting"
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  • User image   jenmiller89
    13 Jan 2011
    Repeated a few of the same facts multiple times.
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