fifth book of the Republic
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The fifth book of Plato's Republic is a pivotal section of the dialogue in which Socrates introduces radical proposals about gender equality, communal family structures, and the rule of philosopher-kings within the ideal city.
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| fifth book of the Republic canonical | 1 |
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Book V