Plato: Philosophy as Politics
Author: Sorin Bocancea
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Description: Plato: Philosophy as Politics by Sorin Bocancea explores Plato's philosophy not merely as contemplation, but as intrinsically linked to politics. It challenges post-Aristotelian interpretations, highlighting Plato's vision of philosophy as a practical means to govern and shape political power.
Pages: 26
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