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Republic by Plato

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Information: Republic

Author: Plato.
Publication Date: Approximately in the year 380 B.C.
Main Characters:
- Glaucon: Socrates' brother, actively participates in philosophical dialogues.
- Thrasymachus: Sophist philosopher and critic of Socrates' ideas.
Brief Summary: In "Republic," Socrates and his companions explore and debate justice, politics, and the nature of man within the context of an ideal city, the "city in words." Through profound dialogues, Plato proposes a utopian vision of society where philosophers would rule, leading to the attainment of perfect justice.
Thematic Analysis: "Republic" addresses themes such as the nature of justice, education, virtue, political structure, and the role of rulers. Plato examines the relationship between individual justice and justice in society, positing the idea that true justice and social harmony can only be achieved through knowledge and philosophy.

Republic by Plato [PDF]

Republic by Plato

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