Why would Socrates censor the passage in the Iliad that refers to a soul "bewailing his fate, leaving manliness and the bloom of youth"?
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It was censored as it was causing children to fear.
- The particular passage from the Iliad was seen to instill fear of death in youth, hindering their capacity to be excellent soldiers.
- According to Socrates, the future Guardians must be ethically educated and indoctrinated with excellent values. Like a result, kids must be taught heroic and divine stories, just as our fathers did for us.
- However, some of these legends must be changed since they depict gods and mankind committing evil actions, crimes, and deceitful killings. Such things instill fear and must be altered.
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