Dialogues With Dostoevsky

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At the end of Book 4 of Plato's Republic, Socrates, pursuing his argument that the soul is a unity in diversity, provides an example in which "spiritedness" or "noble wrath" (thumos), appears to be the natural ally of reason: I once heard something that I trust.

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