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Minos: What Is Law? - Plato's Fragmentary Dialogue on Justice and Political Philosophy

By Plato, Tim Zengerink (Translator)
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By Plato, Tim Zengerink (Translator)
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What if true law wasn't written in books-but woven into the fabric of reality itself?

In Minos, Plato delivers a compelling, compact exploration of legal philosophy, confronting one of society's oldest questions: What is law? Is it a collection of rules decided by men-or a reflection of something absolute and divine? Through a Socratic conversation with a curious companion, the dialogue moves from definitions to deeper implications, questioning whether human laws can ever truly capture what ...