1. Plato's notion of Justice and how it's self-contradicting
... , all contribute to the whole, but the eyes only see, the ears only year, and they do not share functions. Using this analogy, justice is like the moral mind which guides the body in its activities; it's at the head, at the tope of the hierarchy in social terms. So justice, in a greater scope, is produced when the other three virtues ... someone who does not actively desire to do so. A ship must be steered, and this requires specialized craft knowledge and experience. A ship's pilot's art is gained only by years of study and experience, and the steering decisions should be made in the ha...
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