Plato and the Republic

Nickolas Pappas

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The closing pages of Book 4 (434d–445e) bring Socrates back to the subject that Glaucon and Adeimantus had challenged him to explain, justice as it arises in the soul. This section begins to deliver answers to the Republic ’s initiating questions, though often with hints of further, unanticipated questions.

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