Republic (Hackett Classics)
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Republic (Hackett Classics)

by Plato

Philosophy Classics
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Plato's Republic examines justice, the ideal state, and the philosopher's role, shaping Western political and ethical thought.

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Republic presents a series of dialogues examining the concept of justice both in the individual and in the city-state.

Through discussion and debate, the work considers the structure of an ideal society and the role of the philosopher within it.

The text addresses questions of morality, education, and governance that have influenced Western thought for centuries.

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