Book Five of this work discusses the equal education of women, stating that they fall along the same appetitive, spirited and rational lines of men. In books two, three and four, the author describes an ideal society (*) cons
Book Five of this work discusses the equal education of women, stating that they fall along the same appetitive, spirited and rational lines of men. In books two, three and four, the author describes an ideal society (*) consisting of producers, warriors and guardians and that their harmony results in political justice. Having a major goal in defining the concept of justice, FTP, this is what Platonic dialogue that begins Book Seven with the famous Allegory of the Cave.
Book Five of this work discusses the equal education of women, stating that they fall along the same appetitive, spirited and rational lines of men.
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