PLATO (Short) Plato asks; "What would happen if one of these prisoners were released from his chains, were forced to stand up, turn around (conversion) and walk with his eyes lifted up towards the li

PLATO (Short) Plato asks; "What would happen if one of these prisoners were released from his chains, were forced to stand up, turn around (conversion) and walk with his eyes lifted up towards the li

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Plato asks; "What would happen if one of these prisoners were released from his chains, were forced to stand up, turn around (conversion) and walk with his eyes lifted up towards the light?"

Eventually, he would be able to see the real object for and in itself ; ­Lifting his eyes upward, he would find it easier to look at the stars at night Finally, he would look right at the SUN in its Natural position in the sky and ; ­ Not at its Reflections from or through anything else How would the liberated prisoner feel about his previous life in the cave? ­ He would recall what his fellow prisoners and himself took to be