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The Republic

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The dialogues explore the complexities of knowledge and perception, showcasing Socratic irony and the midwife metaphor, reflecting both early and later philosophical themes. Characterized by a perfect style and dramatic interest, the text presents a nuanced examination of epistemology. While stylistic elements align with Plato's earlier works, the subject matter indicates a deeper connection to his later writings. This duality enhances the dialogue's richness, making it a significant piece within Plato's body of work.

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Title: The Republic
Language: English
Authors: Plato
Publisher: 1st World Publishing
Released: 2008
Pages: 676
ISBN13: 9781421894959
Tags: Fiction, History, Non-Fiction, Political Science & Politics, Philosophy, Law, Ancient History, Soul, Justice, Dialogue, Ancient Literature, Constitution, Greek Philosophy, Philosophy of Education, Eugenics, Ancient Philosophy, Josef Jungmann Award, Plato, Philosopher and Mathematician, Ancient Culture, Thought Experiments
Original title: Πολιτεία, -380
Rating: 4.05 out of 5
Description: The dialogues explore the complexities of knowledge and perception, showcasing Socratic irony and the midwife metaphor, reflecting both early and later philosophical themes. Characterized by a perfect style and dramatic interest, the text presents a nuanced examination of epistemology. While stylistic elements align with Plato's earlier works, the subject matter indicates a deeper connection to his later writings. This duality enhances the dialogue's richness, making it a significant piece within Plato's body of work.