EFFECTS OF THE ANCIENT IRANIAN IDEAL-KINGSHIP THEORY ON PLATO’S PHILOSOPHER KING

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AHMADVAND SHOJA; BORDBAR AHMADREZA

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Journal: Political Strategic Studies Year:2016 | Volume:5 | Issue:18 (48) Page(s): 9-33

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EFFECTS OF THE ANCIENT IRANIAN IDEAL-KINGSHIP THEORY ON PLATO’S PHILOSOPHER KING

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AHMADVAND SHOJA | BORDBAR AHMADREZA | Issue Writer Certificate

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PLATOQ2

PHILOSOPHERQ2

KINGQ2

IDEAL KINGSHIPQ2

GOVERNMENTQ2

Abstract

There are numerous evidence proving that the PLATOnic and Aristotelian thoughts, even those of Socrates, are inspired by the Eastern, especially Persian, thought. There are two reasons for this fact: First, the state of Greece at that time and communication of the Greek with the East, especially frequent trips of the Magi and Eastern clerics to Minor Asia, and those of the Greek scholars to the East which paved the way for the acquaintance. Second, the sublime features of Iranian ideal KINGs which were always the foundation of Iranian religious and political thought. An ideal and just KINGship has been a title whose necessary virtues have had similarities with divine perfection. The present study insists on the influence of the Ancient Iranian Ideal KINGship Theory on the Western PHILOSOPHERs, especially PLATO.

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AHMADVAND, SHOJA, & BORDBAR, AHMADREZA. (2016). EFFECTS OF THE ANCIENT IRANIAN IDEAL-KINGSHIP THEORY ON PLATO’S PHILOSOPHER KING. POLITICAL STRATEGIC STUDIES, 5(18 (48) ), 9-33. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/256164/en

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AHMADVAND SHOJA, BORDBAR AHMADREZA. EFFECTS OF THE ANCIENT IRANIAN IDEAL-KINGSHIP THEORY ON PLATO’S PHILOSOPHER KING. POLITICAL STRATEGIC STUDIES[Internet]. 2016;5(18 (48) ):9-33. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/256164/en

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SHOJA AHMADVAND, and AHMADREZA BORDBAR, “EFFECTS OF THE ANCIENT IRANIAN IDEAL-KINGSHIP THEORY ON PLATO’S PHILOSOPHER KING,” POLITICAL STRATEGIC STUDIES, vol. 5, no. 18 (48) , pp. 9–33, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/256164/en

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