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Plato (platon, approximately 428/7 bc – approximately 348/7 bc): he is one of the masters who best conveyed philosophy in writing with the "dialogues" he held with socrates, the founder of the academy, considered the ancestor of today's university (387 bc).
In the "republic" (politeia), along with his "apology" of socrates, plato explores "human conditions" such as "goodness," "equality," "strength," and "rightness," describing the best state he envisions. this foundational work has served as a reference point for all state theories and social structures proposed for over 2000 years, whether in agreement or opposition. Sabahattin eyüboğlu (1908-1973) was the deputy director of the translation bureau established by hasan ali yücel and one of the most important cultural figures of the republic era. His translations, whether done solo or in collaboration with "imece," have consistently featured some of the most prominent figures in world culture, from omar khayyam to montaigne, and plato to shakespeare. M.
ali cimcoz: he is the business and life partner of adalet cimcoz, who is a translator, voice artist, and the founder-director of maya, turkey's first private gallery. The state translation they made with sabahattin eyüboğlu was found worthy of the first translation award of the turkish language institute in 1959.