Descripción
In this monumental work, Plato explores the concept of justice and the ideal state through a series of philosophical dialogues. The text delves into the nature of the just man and the implications of a just society, inviting readers to contemplate fundamental questions about morality, governance, and the human condition.
Accompanied by commentary from notable scholars, the work provides insights that enrich the original Greek text. As the characters engage in profound discussions, they grapple with themes of power, education, and the role of the philosopher within society, ultimately laying the groundwork for Western political thought that resonates to this day.
Accompanied by commentary from notable scholars, the work provides insights that enrich the original Greek text. As the characters engage in profound discussions, they grapple with themes of power, education, and the role of the philosopher within society, ultimately laying the groundwork for Western political thought that resonates to this day.
Detalles del libro
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
113 páginas
Idioma
Italiano
Publicado
mar. 1, 2012
Editorial
RCS - Corriere della Sera