Cicero'nun de re publica'sındaki krallık dönemi anlatımının analizi

Platonun kurgusal nitelikli ideal devletine karşılık Ciceronun De Re Publicada beliren ideal devleti kendi yaşadığı döneme kadar tarihsel olarak deneyimlen- miştir. Cicero eserinin ikinci kitabında bu devletin krallık geçmişini incelediği bir köken anlatımına girişir. Bu çalışma bu köken anlatımını tarihsel, dinsel ve felsefi bağlamda analiz ediyor.

The analysis of cicero s narration of regnal period in de re publica

Cicero s concept of ideal state in De Re Publica was experienced as a historical fact up to his own period, as opposed to Plato s concept of fictive ideal state. Cicero tries to analyse the origin of the state s regnal history in the second book. This paper analyses his narration of origin in a historical, religious, and philosophical context.

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