In the Republic, Plato argues that: A. a society's character ...

[CharlieWard]

In the Republic, Plato argues that:
 
  A. a society's character is best expressed through its art.
  B. art should be banned in an ideal society.
 
  C. artists should be supported by public funding in an ideal society.
 
  D. in a good society, the artists are second in importance only to the rulers.
 
  E. None of the above

Question 2

Plato thinks that Gorgias is dangerous because:
 
  A. his apparently decent speeches conceal the reality of his wicked character.
 
  B. his students follow his false moral principles rather than emulating his morally upright behavior.
 
  C. he is clearly evil, but still attracts students.
 
  D. he speaks the truth, but does not understand what makes his claims true.
 
  E. None of the above

[Yixagurpuldink]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B

[CharlieWard]

Excellent

[covalentbond]

Gracias!