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... Plato’s The Republic explains the ideal state and how democracy is this ideal state’s antithesis due to inherent problems with the way democracy functions. ... Plato defines the guardian class as the class of rulers who make the republic run, they are golden. ...
An interesting link in The Republic is one between the three levels of social class and the three levels of mind, both of which lead to justice. ... Of course, an ideal state is impossible to create for we are not ideal humans, and finding an ideal ruler would be a task nearly impossible; but that does not seem to be the point of The Republic, the ideas Plato brings up are quite interesting. ... The Republic.
Approximate Word count = 1352 Approximate Pages = 5.4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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