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A Vision of Truth, Justice, and the Ideal Society
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The Republic is considered Plato's masterpiece--the culmination of his efforts to create a complete philosophy of man. In these provocative and enjoyable dialogues, Socrates and various Athenian dignitaries discuss the true meaning of justice; debate "Whether the just man is happier than an unjust man"; and consider the nature of the ideal State. This edition was abridged by Thomas Taylor, the greatest of the many translators to tackle this seminal work.
Release date Australia
February 2nd, 2010
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Contributor
  • Edited by Alan Jacobs
Imprint
Watkins Publishing
Pages
220
Publisher
Watkins Publishing
Dimensions
107x155x20
ISBN-13
9781906787455
Product ID
3814122

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