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The republic

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The Republic is a philosophical dialogue written by Plato around 380 BCE, exploring justice, political order, and the ideal state. Through a conversation primarily led by Socrates, the text examines the nature of justice and its role in both individual lives and society. Plato introduces the concept of philosopher-kings, the tripartite soul, and the allegory of the cave, illustrating the importance of wisdom and rational governance. As one of the most influential works in Western philosophy and political thought, The Republic continues to shape discussions on ethics, governance, and human nature.

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SS 321.07 PLA r

Publisher

New York : Penguin classic., 1955

Collation

liv, 416 p. ; 20 cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780140455113

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321,07

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Subject(s)

Philosophy
Political science
Utopia

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Statement of Responsibility

Plato, translated by Desmond Lee

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