Chariot Allegory

allegory in Phaedrus by Plato about the soul being driven by rational and irrational passions
Thing Allegory Q2267141

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allegory
Author
Plato[2]
Publication date
370 BC[4]
Described by source
Phaedrus[6]
Main subject
soul[5]
Place of publication
Ancient Greece[3]
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en Chariot Allegory es Mito del carro alado fi Valjakkovertaus fi Vaununajaja id Alegori kereta kuda id Perumpamaan kereta kuda it Biga alata it Mito del carro e dell'auriga it Mito della biga it Mito della biga alata ja 馬車の比喩 pt Parábola da biga
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Chariot Allegory is an allegory[1].

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