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Who are the philosophers that have an antithesis to Plato's abolition of the family?

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We are working on an antithesis on Plato's abolition of the family. I need at least three philosophers that can contradict him. And also where I can find their works regarding the abolition of the family. Please help!

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  1. confucius or any one of his school of thought.

    (the only literature attributed to Confucius directly is the "analects" of Confucius . . .  perhaps start there)

    Issac asimov (yep . . .  that Isaac Asimov) in his discussion of the old testament "Isaac Asimov's Guide to the Bible: the Old Testament",

    Avon Press c.1969

    "Leviathan" , Thomas Hobbes.

    None of these take a stand pr ce against Socrates, but they all put forward a philosophical view of families that IS the antithesis found in Plato's Republic.  


  2. Aristotle for a friggin start.
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