[영어레포트] 플라톤 `국가` 의 정의와 정치철학에 대한 고찰
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미국대학교 정치사상사 수업에서 A를 받은 에세이입니다.
플라톤의 저서 `국가`에 나타난 그의 정의관, 도덕관, 그리고 정치철학에 대한 소신을 탐구했습니다.
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In his renowned work ‘Republic’, Plato deals with abstract concepts such as justice, philosophy, and the truth. He elaborates metaphysical ideas such as the intangible world which can only be experienced intellectually, and essences that are more real, universal, and permanent than materials. Plato’s ideas are the fusion of ethics and politics, and he cares much about the morality and justice throughout his argument in the book. He believes that the top knowledge is about knowing what is good and just. The ruling elites have this knowledge, and it justifies their ruling according to Plato. Therefore he thought aristocracy was better than democracy, since democracy included the opinions of common people who lacked knowledge for the truth. In the Book VI of Republic, Plato develops his idea of the philosopher-king, and how the general public misunderstands the value of philosophy. He also uses some metaphors such as the ship, the violent storm, and medicine in his argument to clarify his understanding of the philosophy and political system.
참고 자료
Chang, Young-ran. Dream of Justice. Seoul : Sakyejul Publishing Company, 2008.
G.M.A. Grube. Plato Republic. Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Company, 1992.