Spirit understanding of the effect of Plato?s conseption of politics
2010
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Plato?s political thoght in this study focused on the formation factors. Ancient forms of Police and administration are examined in this context. Plato?s ideas about the management patterns were taken into consideration. Plato?s conseption of politics is explained in accordanca with this premise.Both religious and political and economic organization of ancient police a whole. Plato?s philosophy this idea of unity is also available. Plato?s political thought and moral aspect of this understanding reveals. This point of view, when it comes to politics ?spirit? approach just as in other philosophical issues, shows that premise. The aim of this thesis is to show that underpin this.Plato establishes parallels between the management styles and the spirit of our leaders. And the satate of man is conceived as a state of magnified. Justify and legitimize this parallels the spirit of politics.Keywords: Plato, Socrates, Policy, Spirit, Philosopher, Antique Philosophy
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Dr. Şule Keskin
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Sakarya University
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Şule Keskin (Master Thesis). Spirit understanding of the effect of Plato?s conseption of politics, 2010, Sakarya University, Felsefe Bölümü.
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