Plato's theory of ideas-the history of philosophy.

Author's introductionary remark: Still innocent and so naive, the common human consciousness slowly began to raise itself, giving birth thereat to great men, who will forever remain in the hearts of the "consecrated". One of those great men was Plato. Plato as a philosopher. Plato as an artist. Plato as the birth of concsiousness of its own limitedness. Plato as my own flight from reality. Being young and inexperienced, and having read one small but …showed first 75 words of 2713 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2713 total…Ideas, but they are alligned in a hierarchy, so that they make a system; on its top is the Idea of Good, as a basis of the entire system of Ideas. This would be one of the numerous accounts of Plato's philosophy. It is best to direct oneself to the very source, to draw from it, to persist, and in time, the image will appear on its own, and "the consecrated" can believe in it.