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Plato's the Republic

Name: Plato's the Republic
Brand: SCM PRESS
SKU: 04059025
Price: 11.31 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: David Mills Daniel
ISBN: 9780334040347

David Mills Daniel

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Knjiga Mehka

Koda Libristo: 04059025

Založba SCM PRESS, junij 2012

The Republic is arguably Plato's most important work and was written in his middle period, around 37... Celoten opis

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The Republic is arguably Plato's most important work and was written in his middle period, around 370-5 BC. It is a philosophical masterpiece containing acute political theory as well as being great literature, and as such is not easily understood on first acquaintance. It has as its central problem the nature of justice. In a word, what is justice? The central character is said to be Socrates, Plato's own teacher as a young man, whom he had seen tried and executed for his politics and religion. The Republic is an examination of the figure of the philosopher, an examination of metaphysics, and epistemology and is confirmation of Plato's dedication to formulating a society based on eternal ideas of truth, goodness and justice.