From Book IV of the Republic. Plato's description of the effects of knowledge and how it is to be gained. It is written as a dialogue between Plato's brother Glaucon and Socrates.


From Book IV of the Republic. Plato's description of the effects of knowledge and how it is to be gained. It is written as a dialogue between Plato's brother Glaucon and Socrates.
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The Complete Plato

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The Republic

The Essential Ancient Wisdom Library : 10 Timeless Works of Stoicism, Philosophy, Strategy and the Art of Living

The Essential Ancient Wisdom Library : 10 Timeless Works of Stoicism, Philosophy, Strategy and the Art of Living

The Essential Ancient Wisdom Library : 10 Timeless Works of Stoicism, Philosophy, Strategy and the Art of Living

The Essential Ancient Wisdom Library : 10 Timeless Works of Stoicism, Philosophy, Strategy and the Art of Living

The Republic

The Essential Ancient Wisdom Library : 10 Classics of Philosophy, Strategy and Self-Mastery

The Essential Ancient Wisdom Library : 10 Timeless Classics of Stoicism, Philosophy, Strategy and Self-Mastery

The Essential Ancient Wisdom Library : 10 Timeless Classics of Stoicism, Philosophy, Strategy and Self-Mastery

The Republic : Plato's Dialogue on Justice, the Ideal State, and What a Good Life Actually Requires