State. Plato

The “state” of Plato is one of its most famous and contradictory works. It raises questions about the nature of justice, about the best form of government, about the essence of the good. Disputes around the model of an ideal state built by a great thinker do not subside. What is this - a rational excuse for totalitarianism or an example of Socratic irony? The reader has to decide this for himself, having gone along with Socrates the path of liberation of thought from the shackles and finding the exit from the cave of delusions to the kingdom of eternal ideas.