Republic (Oxford World's Classics)
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Republic (Oxford World's Classics)

by Plato

Philosophy Classics
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Plato’s Republic is a landmark philosophical dialogue on justice, education, politics, morality, and the structure of society. As one of the most influential works of classical Greek thought, it continues to shape discussions of ethics, political philosophy, knowledge, and the ideal life.

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Plato’s Republic is a foundational text in Western philosophy and one of the best-known works of classical Greek thought.

The work explores questions concerning justice, education, politics, morality, and the organization of society.

Presented as a philosophical dialogue, it considers how individuals and communities should pursue knowledge and live well.

This Oxford World’s Classics edition makes Plato’s influential work available to modern readers in a widely recognized scholarly series.

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