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040			_cNLS
082			_a180 GUP
100			_aGupta V.P
245			_aPlato: Who Gave us the Republic
260			_aNew Delhi : _bVijaya Goel ; _c2008
300			_a221
365			_bRs. 100
505			_aTable of contents; SECTION I; 1. LIFE OF PLATO 7-10; 2. PLATO'S WORKS 11-15; 3. PLATO'S THEORY OF KNOWLEDGEHIS; DOCTRINE OF FORMS 16-35; 4. PLATO: PSYCHOLOGY AND MORAL THEORY (ETHICS) 36-45; 5. PLATO: POLITICAL THEORY AND STATE CRAFT 46-57; 6. PLATO'S PHYSICS 58-61; 7. PLATO'S THEORY OF BEAUTY AND ART 62-66; 8. THE PLATONIC SCHOOL OF DUALISM 67-69; SECTION II; 1. GREATEST GOOD IN THE; POSSESSION OF AMPLE MEANS 71-73; 2. ART VIS A VIS VIRTUE OR POWER 74-77; 3. GOOD-EVIL VIS A VIS WISE-UNWISE 78-83; 4. EDUCATING CHILDREN 84-94; 5. HARD GYMNASTIC EXERCISE AND GOOD LIVING, VIS A VIS 95-98; 6. OCCUPATIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN 99-103; 7, GREATEST EVIL FOR A CITY 104-109; 8. A THING Is BOTH GOOD AND BAD 110-113; 9. CONDITIONS FOR EDUCATION 114-122; 10. CHILD BROUGHT UP IN; WEALTHY SURROUNDINGS 123-127; 11. TYRANNICAL MAN VS DEMOCRATIC MAN 128-136; 12. POETRY AND ITS NATURE 137-143; 13. METRE AND MELODY VIS A VIS WORDS 144-154; 14. VIRTUE, BEAUTY AND CORRECTNESS OF EACH THING 155-158; 15. THE ABOVE, THE BELOW AND THE MIDDLE OF NATURE 159-166; 16. PRIZES, REWARDS AND GIFTS FOR THOSE WHO ARE JUST 167-173; 17. UNHAPPINESS IS DUE TO ONE'S FAULT 174-183; 18. DESIRE FOR NATURAL OBJECT OR RESULT OF ADDITIONS 184-193; 19. PRACTICE OF ENSLAVEMENT 194-199; 20. NATURE OF PHILOSOPHERS AND NON-PHILOSOPHERS 200-221
650			_aPlato - Contributions - Philosophy
650			_aBiography - Plato
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942			_2ddc _cBK
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