State - Hasan Ali Yücel Classics

State - Hasan Ali Yücel Classics Book Description Plato (Plato, approximately 428/7 BC - approximately 348/7 BC): The founder of the Academy (387 BC), considered the ancestor of today's university, and one of the masters who best transferred philosophy to writing with the "dialogues" in which his teacher Socrates spoke In the State (Politeia), which is the most well-known of his dialogues along with the Apologia of Socrates, Plato describes the best state he dreamed of by examining "human conditions" such as "goodness", "equality", "powerfulness" and "justice". This fundamental work has been among the reference sources of all state theories or social orders that have been put forward for more than 2000 years, whether they are for or against.Sabahattin Eyüboğlu (1908-1973); He was the vice president of the Translation Office founded by Hasan Ali Yücel and one of the most important cultural figures of the Republic period. The translations he made alone or in collaboration with "imece" were among the pinnacle names of world culture, from Khayyam to Montaigne, from Plato to Shakespeare. M. Ali Cimcoz: He is the business and life partner of Adalet Cimcoz, a translator, voice-over artist and founding director of Turkey's first private gallery, Maya. The State translation they made with Sabahattin Eyüboğlu was deemed worthy of the first translation award of the Turkish Language Association in 1959. Hardcover: Number of Pages: 372Print Year: 2016Thin Cover: Number of Pages: 392Print Year: 2016e-Book: Number of Pages: 245Print Year: 2006Language: TurkishPublisher: İş Bank Culture Publications