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Introduction v
Section I The Republic
1 Popular and Sophistic Views of Justice 3
The Conversation With Cephalus 4
Polemarchus's Argument 5
Thrasymachus's Definition of Justice 11
Glaucon's and Adeimantus's Contribution 18
2 Plato's Theories of Forms and the Soul 23
The Forms and the Good 23
The Platonic Theory of the Soul 36
3 Plato's Conception of Justice and the Ideal State 47
The First Polis 48
The Luxurious Polis 49
The Natural Disposition and Education of the Guardians 51
The Selection of the Rulers 56
The Tasks of the Guardians/Rulers 58
The Virtues of the Polis 59
Justice in the Soul 62
Philosopher-King(s) 65
4 The Degeneration of the Ideal State 69
Timocracy or Timarchy 71
Oligarchy 74
Democracy 76
Tyranny 79
Concluding Remarks 83
Section II Plato's Later Political Philosophy
5 The Statesman and Laws 89
The Statesman or Politicus 89
The Laws 95
Appendix
Notes on Book IX (576b-592b) of the Republic 109
Bibliography 115
Index 121
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