In a discourse on civic and political life in Polis, the Grecian city-state, Plato in 375 BC, developed a framework on the nature of politics and governance that combined political skill and philosophical knowledge in an ideal state. To Plato, an ideal state “can never grow into a reality” until philosophers become rulers in this world, or until those we now call leaders truly become philosophers. The issue, however, is on how exactly Plato’s utopian society…
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