The laws for Plato

The Laws for Plato Publications of the Egyptian General Authority for Books 1986 Translated from Greek to English: Dr. Taylor Translated into Arabic: Mohamed Hassan Zazaa Book summary: This book contains the "Laws" written by Plato, and it is a vast encyclopedia in the philosophy of legislation, including the most important principles, foundations, and values upon which modern civilization is built. It reflects the fertility of Plato's mind and his deep, correct theories in metaphysics, ethics, social sciences, psychology, education, politics, and law. It also presents his concept of righteous governance, sound social construction, his view on social justice, and the elevation and independence of the judiciary.