2012, no. 4
UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

On Plato’s doctrine about the State

E.A. Vorontsov

pp. 79–8380 RUB

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Abstract

The author analyzes the problem of organic relationships between policy, psychology and ethics of the great Greek philosopher Plato. The analyses allows to make differential representation of essence of idealistic understanding of historical processes.

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