Quote by Plato

Philosophy is the highest music.

Philosophy is the highest music.

Summary

This quote suggests that philosophy, in a metaphorical sense, possesses qualities that are comparable to the beauty and depth of the highest form of artistic expression, music. It implies that philosophy has the ability to provide intellectual stimulation, provoke profound contemplation, and generate a sense of harmony and enlightenment similar to the emotional impact of musical compositions. Just as music can transport and elevate the human spirit, philosophy can elevate thought, cultivate introspection, and inspire a deeper understanding of the world and ourselves.

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By Plato

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