Like the first edition, this edition of The Development of Plato's Political Theory provides a clear, scholarly account of Plato's political theory in the context of the social and political events of his time. This second edition has been thoroughly revised to take into account scholarly developments during the last twenty years.
Like the first edition, this edition of The Development of Plato's Political Theory provides a clear, scholarly account of Plato's political theory in the context of the social and political events of his time. This second edition has been thoroughly revised to take into account scholarly developments during the last twenty years.
George Klosko is Henry L. and Grace Doherty Professor, Department of Politics, University of Virginia. His interests include the history of political theory, especially Plato, and contemporary political theory, including Rawlsian political liberalism, and political obligation. He is currently engaged in empirical studies of attitudes towards political obligations based on small focus groups.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Plato and Greek Politics 2: Plato's Corpus PART I THE POLITICAL THEORY OF PLATO'S SOCRATES 3: Socrates' Mission 4: Socratic Politics PART II THE MORAL PSYCHOLOGY OF THE MIDDLE DIALOGUES 5: The Tripartite Soul 6: The Ascent to the Philosopher 7: Molding Souls PART III PLATONIC POLITICS 8: Education and Moral Reform 9: The Ideal State 10: Philosophic Rule PART IV PLATO'S LATER POLITICAL THEORY 11: Plato's Later Political Theory 12: The "Second-Best" State 13: Political Principles
1: Plato and Greek Politics 2: Plato's Corpus PART I THE POLITICAL THEORY OF PLATO'S SOCRATES 3: Socrates' Mission 4: Socratic Politics PART II THE MORAL PSYCHOLOGY OF THE MIDDLE DIALOGUES 5: The Tripartite Soul 6: The Ascent to the Philosopher 7: Molding Souls PART III PLATONIC POLITICS 8: Education and Moral Reform 9: The Ideal State 10: Philosophic Rule PART IV PLATO'S LATER POLITICAL THEORY 11: Plato's Later Political Theory 12: The "Second-Best" State 13: Political Principles
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