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Knowledge and Governing Well
In Understanding Plato's Republic. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 120–157 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Ideals as Standards and their Approximations The Paradox of the Philosopher‐king: Knowledge and Political Power Knowledge and Opinions Platonic Forms and Physical Particulars Plato's Theory of the Form of the Good Knowledge of Good How Elitist is Plato's Completely Good City?Author's Profile
knowledge and governing well ‐ opinions and knowledge, forms and the good Plato saying, that right and wrong, good and bad ‐ defined by the approval or disapproval of the public ideals as standards and their approximations paradox of the philosopher‐king ‐ knowledge and political power second part of Socrates' answer ‐ Platonic ideal of a completely good city, with union of political power and philosophy knowledge and opinions platonic forms and physical particulars Plato's theory ‐ of the form of the good and knowledge of good how elitist is Plato's ‐ completely Good City
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