In the early fourth century B.C., Plato founded his famous Athenian school, the Academy. Among the students who came to study there were two women, Axiothea of Phlius, who wore men's clothes, and Lasthenia of Mantinea. In five dialogues, inspired by those of Plato, C. D. C. Reeve imagines these women in conversation with one another, with Plato himself, and with their fellow Academician, Aristotle. The topics they discuss--women, art, justice, freedom, and the nature of reality--are all drawn from Plato's Republic . Their ...
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In the early fourth century B.C., Plato founded his famous Athenian school, the Academy. Among the students who came to study there were two women, Axiothea of Phlius, who wore men's clothes, and Lasthenia of Mantinea. In five dialogues, inspired by those of Plato, C. D. C. Reeve imagines these women in conversation with one another, with Plato himself, and with their fellow Academician, Aristotle. The topics they discuss--women, art, justice, freedom, and the nature of reality--are all drawn from Plato's Republic . Their lively exchanges, which quickly engage the reader, are at once an exciting and accessible introduction to some of Republic's central themes and an exploration of some of the most controversial questions we face in trying to make sense of our complexly shared lives.
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Fine. Book. 8vo-over 7æ-9æ" tall. Tall, slim trade paperback. 72 pages. First edition, first printing with full number line. In five dialogues the author explores the topics of women, art, justice, freedom and the nature of reality, all central themes drawn from "The Republic". These imagined conversations take place between the three women known to have attended Plato's Academy and the Plato himself, in addition to the Academician Aristotle. No previous ownership marks. A clean, square, fresh and unmarked copy, appears unread and like new. Fine.
