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Whether the tyrant is free 
First, remember that there are similarities between city-state and individual personality, and then observe the personality characteristics of each city-state and individual one by one A country ruled by tyrants. Do you think it is free or enslaved? Therefore, if an individual is like a country, he must have the same situation. His mind is full of slavery and freedom, and his best and most rational part is suffering from -
Why people like democracy In the eyes of wise people like Socrates, democracy is just a group of ragtag people coming together to solve problems. Most people's opinions are not necessarily right, and truth is often in the hands of a few elites. We said that unless a person with high talent plays and learns in a good environment from an early age and is well educated, he cannot grow into a good person. Democracy is based on -
Debate on young people 
When young people began to try to argue, they liked to argue with others everywhere because they thought it was fun. They imitated the refutation of others and refuted others themselves. They like to use words to bite people just as dogs like to drag and bite all people who come near. When they refute others many times, and they are refuted by others many times, they soon fall into a strong sense of what they thought was right -
Nature and History -- A Comparison of the Discussion of Regime in the Republic and the Law 
As far as the theory of regime in ancient political philosophy is concerned, the classical discussion in Plato's Republic Volume VIII and Aristotle's Politics Volume III are familiar to scholars. As for Plato, his "most political work" ([1] [1]), the third volume of the Law, has a great impact on