Abstract:

This article asks for a question of whether there is a gap between the philosophical-kral portraits of Plato in the State Dialogue and the portraits of God (Demiurgos) portraits in the Timaios Dialogue. This specific question we are looking for answer is linked to a top question that can be expressed in the form of "the philosophical philosophy and the philosophical philosophy in Plato's dialogues." In order to find the answer to the question, the passages selected from the State and Timaios dialogue will be subject to comparative assessment around specific topics. The article is set around three main centers. The first of these centers is the modeling of ideas, the second is the absolute goodness of the manager who manages in the modeling of the idea, and the last is that the manager takes place to give measurement, order and harmony. From these three central points, the state and Timaios dialogue will be compared and the similarity between them will be demonstrated.