Analysis Of The Book Allegory Of The Cave And The...

An old Zen Buddhism saying said that † the classic form is emptiness, emptiness is form.† Which means that the outside world without cognizance is a perpetual changeful world, our cognizance is the core of the world, which is inflected the whole nature. Sometimes we are eclipsed by our cognizance that we cannot find out the truth. We used to admit the fact in our sight that process with our cognizance, which probably is the illusory world. In addition, the people in the allegory give up to walked out of the cave that still back to the dark. Besides in the movie, Neo found out that which the world, which he lived a long time was the in illusory world. Both of Plato’s â€Å"Allegory of the Cave† and the Wachoskis’ The Matrix are involved in this principles; however, they are having some similarities and differences that between their changes and their worlds. In the allegory, the people who lived in the cave is restrained with the iron rope that face to the wall that what in their sight are only the shadow throng on the dark cave, once when the people ran out of the cave, he found out the sunshine that he can not open a eye and then he backed to the cave that the people used to live without light and full of darkness. Comparing with Plato’s â€Å"Allegory of the Cave† and the Wachowskis’ The Matrix, they are having several similarities. Do you know what is the real world? Both of the characters are going out of the world, which they are living for a long time. When they go out of