Richard Kraut is the editor of The Cambridge Companion to Plato and the author of Aristotle on the Human Good and Socrates and the State. He is professor of philosophy at Northwestern University.

This is an interesting and valuable collection, which will be extremely useful in many courses dealing with Plato and the issues that he treats.

• Chapter 1 A Fallacy in Plato's RepublicChapter 2 Inside and Outside the RepublicChapter 3 The Psychology of Justice in PlatoChapter 4 Was Plato a Feminist?Chapter 5 A Metaphysical ParadoxChapter 6 The Analogy of City and Soul in Plato's RepublicChapter 7 Excerpt from The Sovereignty of GoodChapter 8 The Philosopher and the Female in the Political Thought of PlatoChapter 9 Plato and the PoetsChapter 10 Understanding and the Good: Sun, Line, and CaveChapter 11 Plato's TotalitarianismChapter 12 Plato's Defense of JusticeChapter 13 The Naked Old Women in the Palaestra

Richard Kraut is the editor of The Cambridge Companion to Plato and the author of Aristotle on the Human Good and Socrates and the State. He is professor of philosophy at Northwestern University.

This is an interesting and valuable collection, which will be extremely useful in many courses dealing with Plato and the issues that he treats.

• Chapter 1 A Fallacy in Plato's RepublicChapter 2 Inside and Outside the RepublicChapter 3 The Psychology of Justice in PlatoChapter 4 Was Plato a Feminist?Chapter 5 A Metaphysical ParadoxChapter 6 The Analogy of City and Soul in Plato's RepublicChapter 7 Excerpt from The Sovereignty of GoodChapter 8 The Philosopher and the Female in the Political Thought of PlatoChapter 9 Plato and the PoetsChapter 10 Understanding and the Good: Sun, Line, and CaveChapter 11 Plato's TotalitarianismChapter 12 Plato's Defense of JusticeChapter 13 The Naked Old Women in the Palaestra

Richard Kraut is the editor of The Cambridge Companion to Plato and the author of Aristotle on the Human Good and Socrates and the State. He is professor of philosophy at Northwestern University.

This is an interesting and valuable collection, which will be extremely useful in many courses dealing with Plato and the issues that he treats.

• Chapter 1 A Fallacy in Plato's RepublicChapter 2 Inside and Outside the RepublicChapter 3 The Psychology of Justice in PlatoChapter 4 Was Plato a Feminist?Chapter 5 A Metaphysical ParadoxChapter 6 The Analogy of City and Soul in Plato's RepublicChapter 7 Excerpt from The Sovereignty of GoodChapter 8 The Philosopher and the Female in the Political Thought of PlatoChapter 9 Plato and the PoetsChapter 10 Understanding and the Good: Sun, Line, and CaveChapter 11 Plato's TotalitarianismChapter 12 Plato's Defense of JusticeChapter 13 The Naked Old Women in the Palaestra