"The Works of Plato, Translated from Greek and Explained by Professor Karpov. Part III . Politics and the State" is not just a book, but a whole world of philosophical reflection, which opens the door to the reader in the depths of ancient thought. Plato, one of the most influential philosophers in the history of mankind, in his works touches on the most important aspects of human life, society and the state. In this third volume of his works, translated and commented by Professor Karpov, the reader will find not only theoretical expositions, but also practical recommendations that remain relevant in the modern world. In Politics and the State, Plato explores the nature of power, justice, and the ideal state. He asks some important questions: what is justice? What is the purpose of man in society? What is the role of the philosopher in the management of the state? These reflections do not lose their significance to this day, and this is why Plato's work continues to be of interest to researchers, ...... , [ Students and all , who seek to understand the nature of human existence. This book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of philosophy, political science and sociology. Students and teachers, as well as anyone interested in the history of ideas, will find in it a lot of useful thoughts and concepts. Readers seeking an in-depth understanding of political theory and practice will be able to see how Plato's ideas resonate with contemporary views of government and social relations. The topics raised in Politics and the State cover a wide range of issues, from the nature of power and its legitimacy to the role of education and upbringing in shaping civil society. Plato proposes the concept of an ideal state ruled by philosophers and describes what a society based on justice and harmony should look like. His ideas about the division of labor and social stratification remain relevant and cause debate among modern scholars and politicians.[citation needed] Plato's style, as well as his dialogue form, makes reading fascinating and accessible. He masterfully uses dialogues to present different points of view and engage the reader in discussion. Professor Karpov, translating and commenting on the texts, adds a modern context and explains complex philosophical concepts, which makes the book understandable even for those who do not have deep knowledge in the field of philosophy. If you are interested in such works as Plato's State, Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics or Hobbes' Leviathan, then Plato's Works will be a real find for you. The book will not only expand your horizons, but also make you think about how philosophical ideas can affect our lives and society as a whole. In conclusion, "A composition of Plato translated from Greek and explained by Professor Karpov. Part III . Politics and the State" is an outstanding work that is worth reading to anyone who wants a deeper understanding of the nature of power and justice. Plato, as always, remains relevant, and his ideas continue to inspire and provoke reflection. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the wisdom of the ancient Greek philosopher and discover new horizons in the understanding of human existence.