Plato's "Laws": The Discovery of Being

Seth G. Benardete

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Classical Philosophy and Thought Classical Antiquity Studies Medieval and Classical Philosophy

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Plato's Laws was his last and one of his most difficult works. This work offers an analysis and commentary on this work - a treatise offering guidelines for the establishment and maintenance of practical order in the real world. Each chapter corresponds to one of the 12 books of the Laws.

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