/lit/ - Literature

>>16853304
>daimonian is literally "divine something"
Anon-chama doesn't know Greek cuz that's wrong...
>>16853266
I have read those anonymous :3 in Ion it is not a daemon but a god which inspires, and to say the daemon causes divine inspiration shows you didn't pay attention in the Apology like >>16853304, because the daemon is distinguished from the divine oracle as a voice that stops Socrates from doing some action or thinking some thought in order to protect his life, while the oracle gives commands and instructs action, and also divinely inspires as Meno says :3 also 1 Alcibiades is not written by Plato. If you're gonna cite Phaedrus, a dialogue dedicated to rhetoric and the disjunction between writing and speech, I would like you to quote the text or explain how the mythological references are not rhetorical flourishes ;3
And anonymous, how could you forget the greatest reference to daemons, the daemon love in Symposium! Ara ara anon-chan you should read more.
>>16853326
Cope.