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In Understanding Plato's Republic. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 1–14 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Dialogue Style and the Characters The Main Argument and Plot of the Republic The Fundamental Ideas of the Republic.Author's Profile
style, main argument, and basic ideas of the Republic Plato's Republic – writing it, the same time he founded the Academy dialogue style and the characters a Socratic conception of philosophy ‐ a reasoned examination of our own and others' beliefs about how we should live main argument and plot of the Republic the Republic, the most wonderful philosophy book ever written for any reader fundamental ideas of the Republic ideas of the book ‐ more difficult than the style suggests a more complete ordering ‐ revealing fully the philosophical structure of the Republic
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