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In Plato's philosophical masterpiece, Socrates dialogues with his disciples about the nature of justice, the good, and the ideal organization of the city-state. Through Socratic argumentation, Plato constructs a metaphysical vision of the universe in which eternal and immutable ideas constitute true reality.
The Republic transcends its historical context to explore perennial questions about power, ethics, education, and the good life. The text remains one of the foundations of Western thought, challenging readers to question their assumptions about reality, knowledge, and the just structure of society.
Book details
| Author | Plato |
|---|---|
| Original title | The Republic |
| Pages | 400 |
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