Plato
What’s inside
Plato’s ‘The Republic’ is a philosophical treatise concerning justice, order, and character within a state, and the just individual.
You’ll Learn
- Enhanced understanding of justice and political theory
- Insights into Platonic philosophy and the Theory of Forms
- Reflection on the role of education and enlightenment
- Exploration of the nature of reality and perception
Key Points
- Defining Justice
- The Allegory of the Cave
- The Philosopher-King
- The Tripartite Soul
- The Ideal State
- Theory of Forms
Who’s it For
- Philosophy enthusiasts
- Students of political science
- Readers interested in ethics
- Those exploring the idea of a just society
About the author
Plato was an ancient Greek philosopher, a student of Socrates, and teacher to Aristotle, renowned for his contributions to Western thought.