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Согласно Платону, подлинных государств практически не существует.
Каждое псевдогосударство de facto «представляет собой множество государств» [85, С. 170–171]. Платон полагает, что в большинстве государств «заключены два враждебных между собой государства: одно – бедняков, другое – богачей; и в каждом из них, опять таки множество государств» [85, С. 171]. Многие так называемые государства – это не государства, а всего лишь «сожительства граждан» [85, С. 471]. По Платону, подлинное государство является небольшим по территории, зато единым [85, С. 171], проводит демографическую политику [85, С. 495], заботится о выращивании и воспитании подрастающего поколения [85, С. 590], указывает гражданам в какой сфере им следует быть трудоустроенными в соответствии с государственными интересами [85, С. 776], управляется «золотыми» [см. 85, С. 301] по своим духовно-нравственным качествам [85, С. 163, 179] и уровню интеллектуального развития правителями [85, С. 225, 227, 449, 470].
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