Here is an audiobook of Plato's famous Republic. Allegedly this is the earliest major utopia to be composed and has ever since inspired awe and controversy. Though there is so much which can be criticised, an understanding of life and politics of Plato's time especially as a young man, in addition to his personal experiences allows for deeper understanding of the arguments within this classical text. Although he actually contradicts himself on occasion and sometimes offers some pretty shallow discourse, He so impressively captured some aspects of human nature and behaviour which are still applicable today.
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With audiobooks the preference can be in the reader's voice.
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