John Armstrong
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Did Plato think women should rule?
In Plato’s REPUBLIC, Socrates argues that sex differences are irrelevant to whether a woman should be in the governing class. What matters is her potential for virtue and wisdom, the same virtue and wisdom that male rulers should have (451d–457b).
In Plato’s REPUBLIC, Socrates argues that sex differences are irrelevant to whether a woman should be in the governing class. What matters is her potential for virtue and wisdom, the same virtue and wisdom that male rulers should have (451d–457b).
November 21, 2024 at 11:28 PM
Did Plato think women should rule?
In Plato’s REPUBLIC, Socrates argues that sex differences are irrelevant to whether a woman should be in the governing class. What matters is her potential for virtue and wisdom, the same virtue and wisdom that male rulers should have (451d–457b).
In Plato’s REPUBLIC, Socrates argues that sex differences are irrelevant to whether a woman should be in the governing class. What matters is her potential for virtue and wisdom, the same virtue and wisdom that male rulers should have (451d–457b).
Should our enemies be destroyed?
The philosophy of Socrates held that justice is a skill that makes people more just, never less just.
Socrates held that to harm someone is to make them less just. It is never just to do that.
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The philosophy of Socrates held that justice is a skill that makes people more just, never less just.
Socrates held that to harm someone is to make them less just. It is never just to do that.
Stroll 113
#philosophy
November 20, 2024 at 11:54 PM
Should our enemies be destroyed?
The philosophy of Socrates held that justice is a skill that makes people more just, never less just.
Socrates held that to harm someone is to make them less just. It is never just to do that.
Stroll 113
#philosophy
The philosophy of Socrates held that justice is a skill that makes people more just, never less just.
Socrates held that to harm someone is to make them less just. It is never just to do that.
Stroll 113
#philosophy