Allegory of the cave and allegory of the chariot

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Choose one of the two Platonic allegories covered in class (Allegory of the Cave, Allegory of the Chariot) and provide both 1) A detailed description, and 2) An account of its intended meaning. In other words, describe 1) What the thing is, and 2) What Plato attempts to tell us with it. Bonus points will be awarded for complete descriptions of both allegories.

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