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Política y economíaPhilebus, with introduction, notes, and appendix; together with a critical letter on the Laws of Plato and a chapter of palaeographical remaPlatoPhilebus, with introduction, notes, and appendix; together with a critical letter on the Laws of Plato and a chapter of palaeographical rema

Philebus, with introduction, notes, and appendix; together with a critical letter on the Laws of Plato and a chapter of palaeographical rema

Plato

Política y economíainglés
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Plato
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Política y economía
Idioma
inglés
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«Philebus, with introduction, notes, and appendix; together with a critical letter on the Laws of Plato and a chapter of palaeographical rema» es un libro de Plato, de la categoría «Política y economía», escrito en inglés. Es de dominio público, así que puedes leerlo gratis en su fuente abierta con los botones de arriba. Si te gustó, pulsa «Me gusta» para ayudar a otros a descubrirlo. Más abajo hay libros similares.

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Plato (c. 428–348 BC) was born into an aristocratic family in Athens and became the devoted student of Socrates. After his teacher's trial and execution in 399 BC, he travelled, returned to Athens and founded the Academy, a school that lasted for centuries and counted Aristotle among its students.

Almost all his writings are dialogues in which Socrates questions his fellow citizens about justice, love, knowledge and the soul, from the Apology to the Symposium and the Republic. Known to Arab philosophers as Aflatun, he was read closely by al-Farabi and Ibn Rushd, and Western philosophy has been called a series of footnotes to him.

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