The Greatest of All Plagues: How Economic Inequality Shaped Political Thought from Plato to Marx
From Plato to Marx, The Greatest of All Plagues examines how economic inequality shaped political thought. David Lay Williams presents a historical account of ideas about wealth, disparity, and society, revealing the enduring importance of inequality in the development of political philosophy.
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The Greatest of All Plagues explores the relationship between economic inequality and political thought.
Spanning the period from Plato to Marx, David Lay Williams traces how inequality in wealth influenced the development of political ideas.
This work offers a historical study of a central question in political philosophy: how societies should understand and respond to economic disparities.
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