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The Influence of Plato - Shaping Western Thought - cover

The Influence of Plato - Shaping Western Thought

Minerva Smith

Publisher: Heritage Books

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Summary

Few thinkers have left a mark on history as profound as Plato. His ideas on justice, politics, knowledge, and the nature of reality have shaped philosophy, governance, and education for over two thousand years. This book explores Plato's lasting influence, tracing how his teachings have shaped Western civilization from ancient times to the modern era.
 
 
 
Through an engaging exploration of his most famous works, including The Republic and The Symposium, this book uncovers how Plato's philosophy continues to inspire debates on ethics, democracy, and the search for truth. Whether you are a student of philosophy or simply curious about the origins of Western thought, this book provides a compelling journey into the mind of one of history's greatest philosophers.
 
 
 
Discover how Plato's ideas continue to shape the way we think, govern, and understand the world today.
Available since: 02/10/2025.
Print length: 74 pages.

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