內容簡介
內容簡介 The Republic by Plato is a philosophical work that explores the ideal state and the nature of justice. Through dialogues and debates, Plato presents his vision of a just society, discussing topics such as the nature of truth, the role of education, and the philosopher-king's governance. A conversation that changed civilization. Delve into Plato's influential treatise on justice and governance. Explore the philosophical foundations of an ideal society. Engage with thought-provoking dialogues on truth and morality. Discover Plato's visionary ideas on the role of education. Gain insights into the concept of the philosopher-kings rule.
作者介紹
作者介紹 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 Socratesâ (TM) execution in 399, travelling to the Mediterranean worldâ "teaching and learning. Plato returned to Athens sometime around 388 BC and established the first institution of higher learning in the Western worldâ "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 Platoâ (TM)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.