Introduction In Athens,Plato,the head of Academia, probably paid little attention to the enrollment in his institution of a seventeen years old youth prodigy, Aristotle,who had recently arrived from Macedonia. When Aristotle joined Plato’s Academy instead of Isocrates’,the train of events,that closely linked the lives and philosophy of three of the greatest thinkers the world has … Read more
Greek great philosopher Plato’s one of the most famous treatises,The Laws,is the product of his old age.It is possible that the book was published after Plato’s death by one of his pupils.At that age the literary talents of the great philosopher was declining but still the book remains a great political work, and is in … Read more
Introduction to America By the time the World War II had ended in 1945 after America attacked Japan with Atomic bombs,Europe was in total disarray. Both sides,victors and losers,had witnessed the complete destruction of their countries. most of the Europe was needed to be built from the scratch. United States emerged unscathed from the war … Read more
Introduction ( The Statesman) The Statesman author,Plato,One of the greatest philosophers ever, was born in Stagira (Athens) around 427 B.C in an aristocratic family. His influence on the philosophical thought hasn’t waned in almost 2500 years after his birth. Plato wrote three famous books on politics: The Republic,The Statesman, and Laws. He wrote the latter … Read more
Introduction Plato was the greatest thinker in ancient Greece. He was born around 427 B.C in Stagira near Athens. Plato was the ardent follower of the great Socrates. Socrates was sentenced to death by an Athenian democratic court on charges of brain-washing the young men against the Athenian Democracy. This tragic incident led to Plato’s … Read more
Introduction Plato, The Great Philosopher, and the writer of famous book The Republic,was born in Stagira around 427 B.C, in an aristocratic family. He was a devout pupil of Socrates. Socrates was sentenced to death by an Athenian court on the charges of manipulating the minds of the young men against the democracy. This tragic … Read more