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The Republic

Philosophical Masterpiece | Ancient Greek Philosophy | Ideal State | Political Theory | Socratic Dialogues | Virtue & Justice | Ethical Inquiry | Enlightenment Classic | Timeless Philosophical Work | Essential Reading for Thinkers
The Republic
Plato Fingerprint Publishing History English Paperback 9788175993068
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The Republic by Plato is a philosophical masterpiece that delves into the nature of justice, ethics, and governance. Explore Socratic dialogues, envision an ideal society, and ponder the timeless questions it raises.
Journey into the depths of ancient Greek philosophy.
Uncover Plato's vision of a just society and its implications.
Engage in profound discussions on the nature of reality and knowledge.
Experience the thought-provoking dialogues that shaped Western philosophy.
Encounter timeless ideas that continue to resonate in contemporary society.

Plato was born in one of the wealthiest and politically active families in Athens around 428 BC. He joined the circle surrounding Socrates around the age of twenty and left Athens after Socrates’ execution in 399, travelling to the Mediterranean world—teaching and learning. Plato returned to Athens sometime around 388 BC and established the first institution of higher learning in the Western world—the Academy. He laid the foundations of Western philosophy and science along with his student Aristotle, who was the other exceptional classical philosopher.
Proven to be one of the most influential works of political theory and philosophy, the Republic is Plato’s best-known work. Written around 380 BC it is by far the best introduction to his thought and contains many of the most important Platonic doctrines.

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