The Republic

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Exploring the nature of justice and the ideal city-state, this Socratic dialogue features Socrates engaging with young men on profound philosophical questions. Written in the aftermath of the Peloponnesian War, it critiques the political landscape, portraying politics as a manipulative force that undermines wisdom. The work emphasizes the importance of dialogue in philosophical inquiry, making it a cornerstone of ancient philosophy and a critical read for anyone interested in political thought.