Political Theory

Plato's 'The Republic' explores justice, the just city-state, and the just individual through Socratic dialogue, proposing a society ruled by philosopher-kings.

Plato's Republic explores justice, happiness, and the ideal city through dialogues led by Socrates, emphasizing virtues like moderation, courage, justice, and wisdom.

Aristotle's 'Politics' explores the relationship between individuals and the state, the ideal state, and the purpose of wealth, offering profound insights into Greek political theory.

The Prince provides a pragmatic and often controversial guide on political leadership and power acquisition, based on historical lessons and Machiavelli's own experiences.