Platón
Platón, known as Plato in English, was an ancient Greek philosopher and student of Socrates whose works laid the foundations for Western philosophy. His dialogues explore a wide range of topics, including ethics, politics, and metaphysics, and he is best known for his theory of forms and the allegory of the cave, which illustrate his views on reality and knowledge.
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Venezuela:
Platón is referenced in the article as considering love to be a celestial force that leads to knowledge.
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Georgia:
Platon is a legendary British photographer participating in the festival.
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Uruguay:
Platón's ideas about love are discussed in relation to the concept of finding one's other half.
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Colombia:
Platón is referenced as a philosopher whose views on democracy were misrepresented by President Petro.
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Bolivia:
Platón's work 'El Banquete' is cited as a significant philosophical text discussing love and relationships.
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Venezuela:
Platón is noted for inventing the Demiurge, a creator god in Greek philosophy.
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Argentina:
Platón was a student of Socrates and a teacher of Aristóteles, contributing greatly to Western philosophy.
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Bolivia:
Platón warns about the importance of education and the formation of virtuous citizens in his work La República.
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Peru:
Platón is quoted saying, 'Al toque del amor todo el mundo se convierte en poeta.'
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