R.E. Allen's highly regarded translations of the dialogues of Plato have been praised for their faithfulness and readability. Many years in the making, his translation of "The Republic" has been eagerly awaited. It comes now to crown a distinguished classicist's efforts to make Plato's works available in readable and accurate translations. This new, lucid translation of Plato's greatest dialogue is the first major translation in English since the publication of Allan Bloom's and G. M. A. Grube's renditions more than a generation ago. It will likely be the standard translation for years to come.This trade edition is accompanied by Allen's notes and introduction. "The Republic" is of course many things: metaphysics and epistemology, moral psychology and ethics, educational theory and aesthetics, poetry and eschatology. In his introduction, Allen takes up its threshold question - the political - and argues that the particular formulation by Plato had a direct and profound influence on the Founding Fathers and the development of American constitutional law.
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Fairly similar with Utopia, but in different interpretation
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评分Wrote a whole paper about it so I don’t want to say another word on douban. Not giving a rating because I don’t think I’m fit to atm.
评分Wrote a whole paper about it so I don’t want to say another word on douban. Not giving a rating because I don’t think I’m fit to atm.
评分Fairly similar with Utopia, but in different interpretation
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