Plato's Republic

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Exploring the judicial, moral, and political ideas presented in Plato's renowned dialogue, Simon Blackburn delves into its profound influence on Western culture and philosophy. He traces its impact from early thinkers like St. Augustine to modern philosophers such as Whitehead and Bergson, illustrating how the concepts of the ideal city and mind continue to shape contemporary thought. Blackburn's analysis highlights the enduring significance of this foundational text in understanding the evolution of Western philosophical discourse.