The Laws
By Plato
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"The Laws", Plato's most lengthy dialogue, has long
been regarded as the most comprehensive explanation of the possible consequences of a practical application of his philosophy.
We might expect the first question Plato ponders
to be "What is Law?" Instead, the question posed
is "Who is given the credit for laying down
your laws?"
We are privy to an interaction between a powerful
statesman and an Athenian philosopher on the
island of Crete. We watch as a plan for a new
political order is worked ...
been regarded as the most comprehensive explanation of the possible consequences of a practical application of his philosophy.
We might expect the first question Plato ponders
to be "What is Law?" Instead, the question posed
is "Who is given the credit for laying down
your laws?"
We are privy to an interaction between a powerful
statesman and an Athenian philosopher on the
island of Crete. We watch as a plan for a new
political order is worked ...























