One of The Republics central allegories is the image of the ship of state. In Book 6, Socrates argues that the true pilot of the ship will be overlooked by the multitude, and he will be called a star-gazer or a good for nothing. Nevertheless, Socrates argues that such a man deserves to rule because a good captain must pay attention to the year and seasons and sky and stars and winds, and whatever else belongs to his art. In Federalist 10, Publius rejects Platos prescription of an enlightened statesman to steer the ship of state
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