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I enjoyed reading this good book.
I will enjoy reading this good book.
Ah, seeing Mr. Park Jong-hyun working so hard, I can't help but buy this. I hope it is completed soon.
It is the best. It would be hard to find another book as good as this one. You can become an intellectual just by properly understanding this one book.
Thank you, Mr. Park Jong-hyun.
The detailed explanation and massive amount of comments are helpful.
Plato's final work. "There is no longer a need to rely on Socrates." Didn't the great master in his later years think this? With the addition of Professor Park Jong-hyun's academic passion, it has been published as an excellent book.
The comments on the content are thorough and very helpful.
Classic 51: *Laws*, by Plato, translated and annotated by Park Jong-hyun, Seogwangsa (2012, 2nd printing), 1,008 pages........(Reading Plato 11) View full review: http://pinepark.blog.me/60185379709 Among Plato's 43 complete dialogues, the pinnacles are undoubtedly *Republic* (Politeia) and *Laws* (Nomoi). This is because the volume of these two books is vast, accounting for over 30% of the total dialogues, and their philosophical depth and significance are exceptional. If *Republic* captures
Park Jong-hyun: Plato's Law
Korean title: 플라톤의 법률
Korean author: 박종현
Korean publisher: 서광사
ISBN-13: 9788930606295
Reviews
I enjoyed reading this good book.
I will enjoy reading this good book.
Ah, seeing Mr. Park Jong-hyun working so hard, I can't help but buy this. I hope it is completed soon.
It is the best. It would be hard to find another book as good as this one. You can become an intellectual just by properly understanding this one book.
Thank you, Mr. Park Jong-hyun.
The detailed explanation and massive amount of comments are helpful.
Plato's final work. "There is no longer a need to rely on Socrates." Didn't the great master in his later years think this? With the addition of Professor Park Jong-hyun's academic passion, it has been published as an excellent book.
The comments on the content are thorough and very helpful.
Classic 51: *Laws*, by Plato, translated and annotated by Park Jong-hyun, Seogwangsa (2012, 2nd printing), 1,008 pages........(Reading Plato 11) View full review: http://pinepark.blog.me/60185379709 Among Plato's 43 complete dialogues, the pinnacles are undoubtedly *Republic* (Politeia) and *Laws* (Nomoi). This is because the volume of these two books is vast, accounting for over 30% of the total dialogues, and their philosophical depth and significance are exceptional. If *Republic* captures
