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The Republic of Plato
Book • 2016
This edition of 'The Republic' is widely regarded as one of the most accurate translations of Plato's work.
Translated by Allan Bloom, it takes a strictly literal approach and includes annotated text, a rich and valuable essay, and indices to help readers understand Plato's intentions.
The book explores themes such as the definition of justice, the ideal society, and the nature of the soul.
It features an introduction by Adam Kirsch, setting the work in its intellectual context for modern readers.
The text is renowned for its influential philosophical discussions, including the allegory of the cave and the parable of the ship of state, which illustrate the philosopher's role in society and the pursuit of truth.
Translated by Allan Bloom, it takes a strictly literal approach and includes annotated text, a rich and valuable essay, and indices to help readers understand Plato's intentions.
The book explores themes such as the definition of justice, the ideal society, and the nature of the soul.
It features an introduction by Adam Kirsch, setting the work in its intellectual context for modern readers.
The text is renowned for its influential philosophical discussions, including the allegory of the cave and the parable of the ship of state, which illustrate the philosopher's role in society and the pursuit of truth.
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Mentioned in Nietzsche's 'Journey to Hades', contrasting Plato's idealism of civilization with Rousseau's emphasis on the state of nature.
95: The Journey to Hades
Mentioned by Hugh Hewitt and Daniel O'Toole as the preferred translation for their upcoming series on Plato's Republic, praised for its accuracy and insightful commentary.
Plato's Republic, Introduction
Mentioned when referring to Plato's thoughts on democracy.
Democracy and Its Crisis, with A. C. Grayling
