Book one features Thrasymachus, whose arguments against justice are refuted so weakly that the beginning seems to have been added on after the rest of the book was written. Book ten picks up on the argument in book three that all poetry is mimetic,  and ends with the decisio
Book one features Thrasymachus, whose arguments against justice are refuted so weakly that the beginning seems to have been added on after the rest of the book was written. Book ten picks up on the argument in book three that all poetry is mimetic,  and ends with the decision that all poets must be banished. FTP, identify this philosophical classic, famed for the image of the cave and the theory of the forms, a description of the perfect state written by Plato.
Book one features Thrasymachus, whose arguments against justice are refuted so weakly that the beginning seems to have been added on after the rest of the book was written.
the Republic