This piece reviews Levin's new work. Levin develops her study of Plato's philosophy of language. With such a new study, she revisits the quarrel between philosophy and poetry. This book achieves some worthy results. Yet the significant role of the sophistry seems to escape Levin's notice. Besides, I argue with her for two points: First, she states a good explanation for the referents of correct names, while it needs a further explanation whether this can work in the cases of proper names. Second, she tries to show the consistence of the Republic II, III and X, while I doubt whether this attempt can face Plato's strong position against mimesis in poetry.