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2. www.youtube.com › watchPlato's Definition of Justice | Republic Book 4 - YouTube

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   In this paragraph from Book 4 of Republic, Plato defines justice as harmony within the soul.Republic Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPCGA67...

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   It’s finally time to start getting into the texts! For our FIRST in-depth Plato episode, we’re delving into the philosophers most famous dialogue: The Republ...

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   "Unpacking Socrates' Dialogues: Justice and Ideal Society | Plato's Republic"In this video, we dive into the profound dialogues between Socrates and other fi...

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5. secretsofplato.com › plato-republic-definitions-ofPlato's Republic: Justice in Four Definitions - Ancient Buzz

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   Jan 26, 2022 · In a tirade about the realities of justice and power, Thrasymachus makes the following points: 1. At its core, the pursuit of justice appeals to cowards: “When people denounce injustice, it is because they are afraid of suffering wrong, not of doing it.”. 2. A ruler is like a shepherd.

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6. goodintheorypod.com › episodes › 10-republic1Plato's Republic 1: Justice for Beginners - Good in Theory

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   Plato’s Republic is full of bad arguments and worse political proposals and it may still be the most influential work of political theory ever. Book 1 sets the stage for an all-night conversation between Socrates and some friends that covers: ethics; politics; education; epistemology; psychology; and a whole lot more. It all gets started with the q...

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   Ancient lyre music: Michael Levy Editing, episode art and social: Sepideh Cephalus: Andrew Fleming Polemarchus: Elliott Chambers References

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   Note: this is transcribed using an online transcription service so it’s probably going to have a few errors. We do don’t have time to go through these all carefully but still thought that it would be more helpful than having no transcript at all. Clif 0:12 Today, how a book full of bad arguments and horrifying policies can still be an absolute mast...

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7. kids.britannica.com › kids › articlePlato - Kids | Britannica Kids | Homework Help

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   The Academy. In about 387 bce Plato set up the Academy in Athens. This was a school where he taught philosophy, law, reasoning, mathematics, and science. Plato ran it for the rest of his life. Aristotle was one of his students. The Academy existed for hundreds of years after Plato’s death, and it is regarded as the earliest ancestor of the ...

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   What does Plato say about justice in society?

   • Justice in society Plato imagines the polity to have a similar tripartite structure to the individual. He argues that there just as an individual has a rational, a spirited, and an appetitive part, so does the polity. In a polity, classes of individuals occupy natural strata of society — the king, the aristocrats, and the workers.

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   What is Justice in Plato's Republic?

   • Justice is a word we hear often these days. But its relevance to individuals and society is nothing new. Rather, it goes all the way back to ancient times. And back then, like now, the term was probably overused by many and understood by few. That’s why Part I of Plato’s Republic sets out to examine justice under a microscope, so to speak.

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   What is the first view of Justice in Plato's Republic?

   • The first view of justice in Plato’s Republic comes from the party’s host, Cephalus. Cephalus is the eldest at the gathering. And, because of this, the honor of opening the dialogue is bestowed on him. He begins by addressing the reason to pursue justice rather than defining it.

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   Is justice more profitable than justice in Plato's Republic?

   • And so we proceed to the final view of justice presented in Plato’s Republic, in which Thrasymachus asserts that injustice is more profitable than justice. The fourth view of justice in Plato’s Republic would more accurately be called an approbation of injustice. At this point, an irate Thrasymachus reveals himself as an immoralist.

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   What is the 4th view of Justice in Plato's Republic?

   • The fourth view of justice in Plato’s Republic would more accurately be called an approbation of injustice. At this point, an irate Thrasymachus reveals himself as an immoralist. He advocates for abandoning the pursuit of justice altogether and makes the case that it isn’t worth it because it doesn’t lead to happiness.

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   Why does Part 1 of Plato's Republic examine Justice under a microscope?

   • That’s why Part I of Plato’s Republic sets out to examine justice under a microscope, so to speak. In this most famous of his dialogues, Plato, writing in the person of Socrates, considers four distinct views of justice. Each belongs to a different member of a fictional party that Socrates and a group of his contemporaries are attending.

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9. reasonandmeaning.com › 2019/02/24 › summary-ofSummary of Justice in Plato’s Republic | Reason and Meaning

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   Feb 24, 2019 · Justice in society. Plato imagines the polity to have a similar tripartite structure to the individual. He argues that there just as an individual has a rational, a spirited, and an appetitive part, so does the polity. In a polity, classes of individuals occupy natural strata of society — the king, the aristocrats, and the workers.