“The Laws (Penguin Classics)” by Plato is a major late dialogue in which an Athenian Stranger and his companions design an entire legal and political system for a new city. Moving beyond the idealism of “The Republic,” it offers detailed discussions of criminal law, education, religion, and civic virtue, showing how legislation can shape moral character. Framing this edition around queries like “Plato The Laws Penguin Classics,” “ancient political philosophy book,” and “classical philosophy on law and justice” helps attract students, researchers, and general readers searching for authoritative translations of core texts.
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