Tyranny from Plato to Trump: Fools, Sycophants, and Citizens
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Tyranny from Plato to Trump: Fools, Sycophants, and Citizens

by Andrew Fiala

History political philosophy current affairs
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Tyranny from Plato to Trump examines tyranny across political thought and public life. Framed around fools, sycophants, and citizens, Andrew Fiala’s book connects classical philosophy with contemporary politics while inviting reflection on power, civic responsibility, and the conditions that shape political communities.

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Tyranny from Plato to Trump explores the concept of tyranny across a broad historical and political span.

Connecting Plato with contemporary political life, the book considers how tyranny relates to fools, sycophants, and citizens.

Andrew Fiala presents a work centered on political reflection, civic responsibility, and the recurring challenges of power.

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