#3199
Mentioned in 9 episodes
The laws
Book • 1976
Plato's "Laws" is a significant work in his later years, offering a more practical approach to ideal governance compared to "The Republic.
" It presents a detailed legal framework for an ideal state, focusing on laws and their implementation.
Unlike the earlier dialogues, it's presented as a more structured legal code rather than a series of discussions.
The work explores various aspects of law, including criminal justice and education.
It provides a contrasting perspective on achieving a just society.
" It presents a detailed legal framework for an ideal state, focusing on laws and their implementation.
Unlike the earlier dialogues, it's presented as a more structured legal code rather than a series of discussions.
The work explores various aspects of law, including criminal justice and education.
It provides a contrasting perspective on achieving a just society.
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 9 episodes
Mentioned by 
Tom Holland
54 snips
314: Atlantis: The Legend (Part 1)
Mentioned by 
James Romm
53 snips
Plato's Republic
Mentioned by James Tartaglia, quoting Plato, to highlight his view that fun is essential to life and a connection to a higher world.
37 snips
The beautiful in philosophy | Babette Babich, Paul Ernest, Ankhi Mukherjee, Sarah Wilson
Mentioned by Drew when referring to an account that is one of the influences on Boethius.
24 snips
CR Episode 80: Canterbury Tales II – The Knight’s Tale
Mentioned by 
Melvyn Bragg
12 snips
Plato's Atlantis
Quoted Plato's writing, emphasizing the importance of the beginning of tradition and its significance for saving all things.
11 snips
Tradition and the Modern Age | Between Past and Future, Chapter 1
Mentioned by
James Romm
Season 4, Episode 11: James Romm, Plato and the Tyrant
Mentioned as a text read by ![undefined]()
Murad Idris
Murad Idris, "War for Peace: Genealogies of a Violent Ideal in Western and Islamic Thought" (Oxford UP, 2019)
Mentioned by
James Romm
“Plato and the Tyrant” with author James Romm
Mentioned as Plato's final work that had just been recorded in wax when he died.
HoP 317 - Made by Hand - Byzantine Manuscripts
Mentioned by ![undefined]()
James Tartaglia
The philosophy of fun | Myriam François, Freya India, James Tartaglia
Mentioned by ![undefined]()
Thomas777
Episode 1211: Continental Philosophy and Its Origins - Pt. 4 - Plato w/ Thomas777
Mentioned by ![undefined]()
Asya Siegelman
A Lasting Legacy: Greek Poetry and Drama
Mentioned by ![undefined]()
Rachel Gottlieb
Plato's Dialogues: Crito, Phaedo, Euthyphro, Symposium, and the Laws
