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It was easy, but it was not consistent. Not just the rule from ruler to ruler, or the state again, but the one, two, three, and so on, but also the part that was written like this, and it was not a very comfortable part to read.
Plato's "The Nation" is a book that discusses what the definition of a nation is, what it is, and how just a righteous nation can build, what happens to a nation and its citizens when justice falls. It's the state that has firmly put it in its place and since no one can talk about it and not mention it. Even though Plato did not make Athens and Greece more than that, his wording of the nation was a big one in all of us. The great idea that was considered beyond the commentary of Plato, and the
Kim Ju-il: Plato's Republic
In reading Plato's version of the Western philosopher, which alone has a mountain of philosophical understanding of man and society, Plato'd'state' was discussed as a "justice" position. And since then no one can say the question of justice, speaking of the state. Although Plato did not make Athens and Greece an ideal state, his words were so high in all of the minds of the people. If the library is burned out of the ground, one of the 100 books that will be delivered is lost. Reading Plato's version of the world with his comments, as well as his comments by Kim Week, a researcher and translator of ancient Greek philosophy, is about starting to find the way to justice. Author Kimjun should feel the composition of the music and colorful bulbs and suggest reading classics, thinking of the way conversation doesn't go. The quagmire is colorful and complex, and it has a precipitous musical status. And he says that since it's a dialogue form and has made Plato's Sucrates a virtual figure, we should focus on not just the characters' ideas but the things that are not spoken. It is as important to establish these perspectives and postures of classical reading as it is to seek out the proper interpretation and depth of classical research.
Korean title: 플라톤의 국가
Korean author: 김주일
Korean publisher: EBS BOOKS
ISBN-13: 9788954771603
Reviews
It was easy, but it was not consistent. Not just the rule from ruler to ruler, or the state again, but the one, two, three, and so on, but also the part that was written like this, and it was not a very comfortable part to read.
Plato's "The Nation" is a book that discusses what the definition of a nation is, what it is, and how just a righteous nation can build, what happens to a nation and its citizens when justice falls. It's the state that has firmly put it in its place and since no one can talk about it and not mention it. Even though Plato did not make Athens and Greece more than that, his wording of the nation was a big one in all of us. The great idea that was considered beyond the commentary of Plato, and the
