Plato's Republic Passport Notebook

Plato's Republic Passport Notebook

Welcome to Plato's Republic, a land ruled by philosopher-kings and their guardians! It's a happy-go-lucky place where anything goes, except for theater, poetry, wine, flutes, parenting, democracy, and other things of that sort. If you visit this perfectly imperfect land, you should probably get hold of a Plato's Republic Passport. It includes useful travel tips with a handy list of things that The Republic allows and does not allow. (No random breeding, please.) And best of all, the Plato's Republic Passport doubles as a cool little notebook where you can record your own deep thoughts and dental appointments.

Includes travel tips and an official passport information page.

3.5" x 5". 64 pages.

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The Republic (Politeía in Greek) is a Socratic dialogue written by Plato c. 380 B.C.E. In The Republic, Plato debates the issue of justice, and imagines a society (the 'republic' of the title) ruled by philosopher-kings.

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Guest from MI
Title: WWPT?
If you were in Plato's republic you probably wouldn't have much time for writing. Maybe that's why this book is so small. Funny tips inside, I like their new little notebooks, they're cheap and fun. Oh, you better not use this for any mimetic artistry as the philosopher king would no doubt need to "reprogram" you.
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Guest from Mexico City
Title: Nice
Everything is ok. Though, it would be greater if it have more pages and could be bigger.
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