Platonic Press was born from a simple belief: that the most profound ideas deserve to live beyond academic walls, and that the most beautiful books deserve to carry ideas worth keeping. The press began during MPhil studies at Cambridge, founded by students who shared a frustration with how many important philosophical ideas were being shared, or rather, how they were not being shared outside university settings. Conversations in college bars after seminars about Kierkegaard or Singer rarely happened beyond college walls. Not because people aren't interested, but because the form...
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