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Introduction,ato, and Aristotle, this section includes chapters on Spinoza and the early Daoists. Contributions to Sect. II address ethics as itself an outgrowth of human metaphysical concerns. This section again includes contributions on Plato and Aristotle as well as on Maimonides and on Karl Popper’s mistakenly out-of-context reading of Plato’s ..

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Sensibles as ,: The Harmony of , and tremely important developments in all of Plato’s late dialogues, his basic contrast between absolute non-being, true (eternal, intelligible, separate) Forms/., and whatever lies between those two extremes, is common to the . and . as well as to earlier works such as the . and

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Cephalus, Polemarchus, and Socrates on Justices. The business of practitioners of this latter sort of justice, Socrates argues, is to make those they rule “better”—specifically, it is to instill in them . justice. Socrates’ explicit lesson to Polemarchus is that just men in a position of authority harm no one; his implicit lesson is that they help all.

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A Reading of the First Book of the ,: A Look to the Wholestanding of how that conception of justice fits with the whole. I show how Plato resolves problems Socrates raises in the first book in other parts of the .. My reading also has the advantage of exhibiting how Plato’s definition is neither empty nor ignores our ordinary conception of justice.