This inquiry attempts to probe the essence of politics in-itself,
something that has been singularly discerned by Plato in Republic,
grounded in his theory of universal forms and gradually but fully
developed through a consideration of the elements of the City in
Speech. Those elements, and the ideal city itself as envisioned in
Republic, are immanent within the Second Best City of the Laws,
even though presented in a modified way. Plato's Statesman will
also be discussed as a means to further illustrate Plato's
commitment to the principles conveyed in Republic. This project
rests on the premise that Plato's intelligible city is genuinely
intended to convey Plato's full understanding of the real essence
of the polis, not simply the arena of political behavior and
governance as we have come to know it, but the essence of what
politics universally means and what a political community should
objectively seek.
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