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85. Plato’s Dialogue ‘Ion’ -Inspiration in Poetry, Human, Divine, or Demonic?

Musical artist Joni Mitchell once said, “Music comes from the muses, and not other musicians,” illustrating that the concept of the muse is alive and well in modern times. Many would say that she was speaking figuratively, but was she? Music comes from the muses. -Joni Mitchell This leads us to the question: where do […]

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Posted bySocratesAugust 14, 2023August 31, 2025Posted inGreek Philosophy, Ion, Philosophy, Plato, Plato's Dialogues, The ArtsTags: Homer, is art necessary?, Is poetry divinely inspired?, Music and the Arts, musical inspiration, Plato's Dialogue Ion, poetic inspiration, Poetry, Poets, reciting poetry, Rhapsodes, Socrates and Ion, the Muses, where does inspiration come from?Leave a comment on 85. Plato’s Dialogue ‘Ion’ -Inspiration in Poetry, Human, Divine, or Demonic?
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