Statesman

Plato's "Statesman" delves into the fundamental principles of good governance and leadership. A cornerstone of political philosophy, this work explores the ideal qualities of a ruler and the art of statesmanship itself. Examining different forms of government, Plato investigates the nature of legitimate authority and the critical role of knowledge and wisdom in guiding a state.

A vital text for understanding ancient Greek political thought, "Statesman" offers insights into the complexities of power, justice, and the pursuit of the common good. This treatise on politics and government remains remarkably relevant, prompting reflection on enduring questions about the best way to organize society and lead its citizens. A timeless contribution to the field of political science, presented here in a meticulously prepared print edition.

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