O pensamento de Platão sobre o estado e o seu significado para o desenvovlimento do Vietnã

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https://doi.org/10.18012/arf.v11iEspecial.71278

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Platão, República, Estado

Abstract

O estado, em sentido amplo, pode ser entendido como um conjunto de teorias, cujo núcleo e relações tem despertado, desde muito tempo, o interesse em desvendar por muitos filósofos. O interesse sobre o estado configura a base para os estudos científicos, com o objetivo de prever a evolução, formas e modelos de estado futuros. Nesse sentido, teorizar sobre as formas de estado constitui uma forma concreta que nos ajuda entender a constituição de estados modernos, como, no caso, o estado do Vietnã. Esta pesquisa se perfaz do método da dialética materialista, através da análise e de sínteses para entendermos algumas ideias políticas de Platão. A pesquisa aborda em que medida as ideias platônicas podem contribuir para o entendimento do atual estado de desenvolvimento do Vietnã, na medida em que ele se propõe ser um estado para o povo e pelo povo. Nesse contexto, destacamos a influência das ideias de Platão na para a formação de um estado que prioriza a excelência conjunta e a governança ética, na medida em que se caracteriza pela atemporalidade e pela universalidade de suas ideias. A pesquisa revela, ainda, que a filosofia política de Platão oferece pontos de vista valiosos para a construção de um estado socialista no Vietnã, tais como a promoção de lideranças eficazes, gestão ética e educação para todos. O artigo tem por objetivo principal oferecer uma análise reflexiva de como as ideias políticas de Platão podem contribuir teórica e praticamente para o desenvolvimento do Vietnã.

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Author Biographies

Than Thi Hanh, Foreign Trade University, Vietnam

Foreign Trade University, Vietnam.

Tran Van Phung, Can Tho Politics School, Vietnam

Can Tho Politics School, Vietnam

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Published

2024-07-18

How to Cite

Hanh, T. T., & Phung, T. V. (2024). O pensamento de Platão sobre o estado e o seu significado para o desenvovlimento do Vietnã. Aufklärung, 11(Especial), p.155–166. https://doi.org/10.18012/arf.v11iEspecial.71278