离子
柏拉图的带听众直接进入古雅典的勃的知识博场,在不断好奇的苏格拉底和,一个著名的拉普索德之间进行了的,专注的对话. 这段短暂,强大的对话,经常被忽视为Plato的更长作品,但仍然提出了一个基本的质疑,在我们这个时代与惊人的清晰度共. 它问,用一种令人丧的直接性,关于艺术灵感的真实性质,创造性天才的来源,以及表演或解释伟大的艺术的能力是否源于真实的知识或更神秘的东西. 在一个名声往往超越实质的时代,艺术家的声明得到了显著的重量,迫我们重新考虑他们的权威和他们对观众的独特权力. 这本作品不仅仅是历史好奇心;它是对艺术表达的根源和创造与理解之间的桥梁的紧急检查.
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Human narration by a volunteer reader from LibriVox.org, the public-domain audiobook project. LibriVox volunteers record literary works whose copyright has expired in the United States, releasing the resulting recordings into the public domain.
离子 by Plato. The underlying text is in the U.S. public domain. We do not republish any modern copyrighted edition, translation, or commentary.
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