Part I : introduction -- Part II : preliminaries -- Part III : education : the first stage -- Part IV : guardians and auxiliaries -- Part V : justice in state and in individual -- Part VI : women and the family -- Part VII : the philosopher ruler -- Part VIII : education of the philosopher -- Part IX : imperfect societies -- Part X : theory of art -- Part XI : the immortality of the soul and the rewards of goodness
Summary
The best known of Plato's dialogues, The republic applies the principles of philosophy to political affairs
Notes
Translated from Greek
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 467-469)