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This book explores the life and philosophy of Plato. It addresses the “Platonic problem”—a dilemma that emerged in Plato’s thought following the execution of Socrates—which posits that the philosopher, who ought to be the ruler, finds himself powerless within the existing state because the state itself is inherently unjust. Consequently, Plato advocates for the reform of the state, seeking to transform it…
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