Laws, Post-Law, Letters
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"Laws" - the largest dialogue of Plato. Experts consider it to be one of the late dialogues of the Athenian philosopher . In fact: there is reason to believe that it was written somewhere around 367-361 AD. before n. e. Plato at this time was already sixty-odd years old.. The dialogue was so named because it contains a set of laws for the policy developed in the smallest detail. The fact is that Plato was by no means a "cabinet" philosopher: throughout his life he was interested in politics. He did not have to become a statesman in his hometown of Athens, unlike his uncle Critias, who was, as is known, the head of the board of Thirty Tyrants. However, Plato had a desire to take part in the management of any policy, as evidenced by his repeated attempts to interfere in Syracuse's state affairs.
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Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Plato
- Language
- Russian
- Series
- Слово о сущем 89
- ISBN
- 9785020254343
- Release date
- 2014
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"Laws" - the largest dialogue of Plato. Experts consider it to be one of the late dialogues of the Athenian philosopher . In fact: there is reason to believe th...