The Republic
Plato
Year
Circa 375 BC
2630
2045
2423
1906
2016
3151
2131
2369
2209
1511
1479
2255
2232
2155
2106
2349
1814
1552
1825
2331
2003
Description
Embark on a philosophical journey into the depths of human society and governance with Plato's "The Republic." In this monumental work, Socrates engages in a dialogue with his disciples to investigate the nature of justice, the role of the individual within society, and the foundations of an ideal state. Through discussions on education, philosophy, and the allegorical "Allegory of the Cave," the text explores the complexities of human morality, the pursuit of knowledge, and the challenges of creating a just society. Set against the backdrop of ancient Athens, "The Republic" remains a cornerstone of Western philosophy, delving into profound questions that continue to resonate today. A thought-provoking exploration of ethics and governance, this work invites readers to contemplate the fundamental principles that shape our understanding of justice, morality, and the pursuit of a better society.