... no classes. Lastly, elders have the right to punish younger ones and the younger ones will respect their elders, allowing all "to live at peace with one another." Unity is clearly vital in Plato's idea of the perfect society as seen through his plan to have no parents or children know ... each other. When talking about guardians, Plato quotes, " when he meets any one of them, he"ll hold that he's meeting a brother or sister, a father or mother, a son or daughter, or ... Plato's perfect society. Along with the idea of anonymous parents and children, is the more general sense of "commona...

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