The Republic – Plato
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Written around 375 BCE, The Republic is Plato’s most famous dialogue and one of the founding works of Western philosophy. Through conversations led by Socrates, it asks a deceptively simple question — what is justice, and why should we be just?
In searching for an answer, Plato imagines an ideal state ruled by philosopher-kings and explores education, art, the nature of the soul and the meaning of the good life. It also contains the celebrated Allegory of the Cave. Essential reading for anyone interested in philosophy, politics and ethics.
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