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| adam_text | CONTENTS
FOREWORD
TO
THE
SECOND
EDITION
.................................................
15
PREFACE
.............................................................................................
16
1
INTRODUCTION
...............................................................................
17
1.1
WHAT
THIS
BOOK
IS
ABOUT
....................................................................
17
1.2
DIGNITY
AS
A
FUNDAMENTAL
VALUE
IN
LAW
.............................................
17
1.3
WHY
PLATO?
........................................................................................
19
1.4
OBJECTIVES
..........................................................................................
22
1.5
INTERPRETING
PLATO
.............................................................................
28
1.6
THE
STRUCTURE
OF
THIS
BOOK
.................................................................
31
2
THE
TIMAEUS
ON
DIGNITY:
THE
DEMIURGE
*
S
SPEECH
..............
35
2.1
THE
TIMAEUS
AS
A
DIALOGUE
ON
JUSTICE
................................................
35
2.2
FORMAL
ASPECTS
OF
THE
TEXT
.................................................................
39
2.3
THE
COMPLEXITY
AND
MORTALITY
OF
THE
SOUL
........................................
40
2.4
DIGNITY
AS
EXISTENTIAL
PERFECTION
.......................................................
41
2.5
PROHIBITION
ON
INSTRUMENTAL
TREATMENT
............................................
43
2.6
HUMAN
BEINGS
AND
THE
GODS
..............................................................
46
2.7
THE
HUMAN
BEING
IN
RELATION
TO
THE
WHOLE
.......................................
48
3
JUSTICE
AS
A
VIRTUE
.............................
53
3.1
INTRODUCTORY
REMARKS
........................................................................
53
3.2
SOME
TERMINOLOGICAL
ISSUES
................................................................
54
3.3
JUSTICE
AND
HAPPINESS
*
JUSTICE
AS
THE
MOST
IMPORTANT
OF
ALL
MATTERS
..........................................................................................
58
3.3.1
JUSTICE
AS
THE
SUBJECT
OF
THE
BEST
POSSIBLE
ART
............................
58
3.3.2
THE
GREATEST
EVIL
AND
THE
GREATEST
GOOD
....................................
59
8
CONTENTS
3.3.3
UTILITY
AS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
ONE
*
S
GOOD
..................................
62
3.4
TRADITIONAL
FORMULAE
DESCRIBING
JUST
ACTIONS
..................................
64
3.5
THE
REPUBLIC
AS
A
DIALOGUE
ON
THE
INDIVIDUAL
..................................
67
3.6
THE
MODEL
OF
THE
STATE
AND THE
TEACHING
OF
VIRTUES
.........................
69
3.6.1
IMPROVEMENT
OF
MAN
................................................................
69
3.6.1.1
SOCRATIC
QUESTIONS
........................................................
69
3.6.1.2
IS
THE
SOUL
SIMPLE
OR
COMPLEX?
....................................
75
3.6.1.3
HOW
TO
FIND
JUSTICE
IN
THE
STATE
...................................
79
3.6.2
WISDOM
....................................................................................
80
3.6.3
COURAGE
....................................................................................
83
3.6.3.1
COMMON
UNDERSTANDING
OF
COURAGE
............................
83
3.6.3.2
THE
SPECIFICITY
OF
PLATO
*
S
APPROACH
..............................
84
3.6.3.3
*
WHAT
THINGS
ARE
TO
BE
FEARED
*
AND
HUMAN
FREEDOM
...
86
3.6.4
MODERATION
...............................................................................
89
3.6.5
JUSTICE
IN
THE
MODEL
OF
THE
STATE
.............................................
92
3.6.5.1
INTRODUCTION
................................................................
92
3.6.5.2
WHAT
JUSTICE
IN
THE
STATE
IS
..........................................
92
3.6.5.3
WEAKNESS
OF
THE
EVIDENCE
.............................................
94
3.6.5.4
BEYOND
TRIVIALITY
..........................................................
95
3.6.5.5
HAPPINESS
OF
THE
STATE
OR
HAPPINESS
OF
THE
INDIVIDUAL?
.............................................................
97
3.7
WHAT
IN
TRUTH
IS
JUSTICE?
...................................................................
98
3.7.1
DESCRIPTION
OF
JUSTICE
...............................................................
98
3.7.2
JUSTICE
IN
THE
MODEL
OF
THE
STATE
AS
EISCOXOV
*
A
PHANTOM
OF
JUSTICE
.......................................................................................
100
3.7.3
THE
PHAEDRUS
AND
THE
MODEL
OF
THE
STATE
IN
THE
REPUBLIC.........
105
3.7.3.1
DISCOURSE
IN
INK
AND
DISCOURSE
IN
THE
SOUL
..................
105
3.7.3.2
THE
SUBJECT
OF
INNER
DISCOURSE
AND
THE
AIM
OF
KNOWLEDGE
...................................................................
107
3.7.4
JUSTICE
AS
THE
INTERNAL
UNITY
AND
HEALTH
OF
THE
SOUL
.................
108
3.7.5
VERSATILITY
OF
THE
JUST
MAN
........................................................
ILL
3.7.6
UNITY
OF
VIRTUES
IN
JUST
ACTIONS
................................................
117
CONTENTS
9
4
THE
CONTENT
OF
JUST
ACTIONS
.....................................................
121
4.1
SOCRATES
TALKS
TO
HIMSELF
ABOUT
JUSTICE
.............................................
121
4.1.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
................................................................
121
4.1.2
THE
FORM
OF
THE
ARGUMENT
........................................................
123
4.1.3
DETAILED
ANALYSES
.....................................................................
127
4.1.4
THE
*
HEAD
*
OF
SOCRATES
*
CONVERSATION
ABOUT
JUSTICE
..................
131
4.1.5
A
DIFFICULT
STEP
IN
THE
ARGUMENT
AND
PLATO
*
S
TEACHING
ON
THE
GOOD
.........................................................................................
133
4.1.5.1
FROM
THE
JUSTICE
IN
THE
SOUL
TO
THE
JUSTICE
OF
ACTIONS
....
133
4.1.5.2
SHADOWS
AND
STATUES
OF
JUSTICE
.....................................
134
4.1.5.3
THE
GOOD
.....................................................................
135
4.1.5.4
EDUCATION
.....................................................................
138
4.1.5.5
RECONSIDERING
THE
DIFFICULTIES
IN
THE
ARGUMENTATION
IN
THE
GORGIAS
..............................................................
142
4.1.6
FURTHER
APPLICATIONS
.................................................................
144
4.2
NEGATIVE
AND
POSITIVE
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
JUST
ACTIONS
......................
145
4.2.1
THE
HARM
PRINCIPLE
..................................................................
145
4.2.2
JUST
ACTIONS
AS
SOMETHING
BENEFICIAL
FOR
OTHERS
.......................
148
5
JUSTICE
OF
THE
LAW
AND
JUSTICE
OF
THE
STATE
..........................
153
5.1
FOUNDATIONS
......................................................................................
153
5.2
THE
WISDOM
AND
FREEDOM
TO
SHAPE
ONE
*
S
LIFE
AND
PLATO
*
S
ALLEGED
TOTALITARIANISM
..................................................................................
157
5.2.1
CONVERGING
ARGUMENTS
AGAINST
PLATO
*
S
TOTALITARIANISM
............
157
5.2.2
WISDOM
AS
THE
KNOWLEDGE
THAT
OVERSEES
JUST
ACTIONS
..............
161
5.2.3
THE
FAILURE
OF
ISAIAH
BERLIN
*
S
ARGUMENT
...................................
162
5.2.4
FREEDOM
TO
SHAPE
ONE
*
S
OWN
LIFE
..............................................
167
5.2.4.1
SHORT-TERM
LIFE
PLANNING
..............................................
167
5.2.4.2
LONG-TERM
LIFE
PLANNING
...............................................
168
5.2.5
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
................................................................
173
10
CONTENTS
5.3
PUNITIVE
JUSTICE
................................................................................
173
5.3.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
................................................................
173
5.3.2
RHETORIC
AS
A
COUNTERFEIT
OF
PUNITIVE
JUSTICE
.............................
174
5.3.3
THE
PRINCIPAL
AIMS
OF
PUNISHMENT
...........................................
177
5.3.4
THE
HEALTH
OF
THE
SOUL
AS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
JUSTICE
..................
179
5.3.5
EQUALITY
OF
PROPORTIONS
AS
A
BASIS
FOR
THE
DETERMINATION
OF
PUNISHMENT
...............................................................................
180
5.3.6
INJUSTICE
WHICH
PUNISHMENT
CANNOT
REPAIR
..............................
182
5.3.7
THE
INEVITABILITY
OF
PUNISHMENT
BY THE
GODS
AND
TWO
AIMS
OF
THE
LAW
.................................................................................
185
5.3.8
CIVIL
LAW
ASPECTS
OF
PUNISHMENT
..............................................
186
5.3.9
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
.................................................................
187
6
EQUALITY
.....................................................................................
189
6.1
INITIAL
REMARKS
..................................................................................
189
6.2
EQUALITY
IN
DIGNITY
............................................................................
189
6.3
PROPORTIONATE
EQUALITY
AS
A
BASIS
FOR
SHAPING
ACTIONS
.....................
191
6.3.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
................................................................
191
6.3.2
ARITHMETIC
EQUALITY
..................................................................
192
6.3.3
GEOMETRIC
EQUALITY
AS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
TRUE
JUSTICE
...............
193
6.3.4
ARISTOTLE
*
S
CONTINUATION
OF
PLATO
*
S
TEACHING
ON
GEOMETRIC
PROPORTION
................................................................................
198
6.3.5
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
.................................................................
201
6.4
JUSTICE
AND
FRIENDSHIP
.......................................................................
201
6.4.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
................................................................
201
6.4.2
FRIENDSHIP
WITH
ONESELF
............................................................
202
6.4.3
EQUALITY
AS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
FRIENDSHIP
..................................
203
6.4.4
FRIENDSHIP
AS
AN
AIM
OF
LAWS
....................................................
204
6.4.5
NON-VIOLENCE
IN
IMPLEMENTING
JUSTICE
.....................................
207
6.4.6
JUSTICE
IN
GIVING
AND
RECEIVING
................................................
209
6.4.7
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
.................................................................
211
CONTENTS
11
7
SOME
KEY
ISSUES
IN
PLATO
*
S
CONCEPTION
OF
JUSTICE
...........
213
7.1
WHAT
IS
MORE
EXCELLENT
*
JUSTICE
OF
THE
SOUL
OR
JUSTICE
OF
ACTION?
213
7.2
WHICH
ACTIVITY
IS
BEST
AND
WHAT
IS
ITS
BEST
OBJECT?
.........................
219
7.2.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
................................................................
219
7.2.2
WHAT
IS
A
PROPER
OBJECT
OF
LOVE?
WHAT
IS
A
PROPER
OBJECT
OF
JUST
ACTIONS?
.............................................................................
220
7.2.2.1
ABSTRACT
FORM
OR
CONCRETE
INDIVIDUAL
*
CHALLENGING
GREGORY
VLASTOS
...........................................................
220
7.2.2.2
ENGENDERING
AND
BIRTH
AS
AN
AIM
OF
LOVE
......................
222
7.2.2.3
LOVING
IMPERFECT
CREATURES
........................................
223
7.2.2.4
LOVING
AN
INDIVIDUAL
....................................................
223
7.2.3
JUST
ACTIONS
OVER
CONTEMPLATION
...............................................
225
7.2.3.1
BACK
HOME
FROM
THE
TOP
OF
THE
HEAVENS
*
WHAT
ARE
THE
SOULS
FREE
OF
MORTAL
DEFICIENCY
DOING?
...................
225
7.2.3.2
BACK
TO
THE
CAVE
FROM
THE
LIGHT
OF
THE
SUN
*
WHAT
IS
THE
USE
OF
ABSTRACT
FORMS?
...........................................
1
228
7.2.3.3
WHAT
DOES
THE
GOOD
DO?
.............................................
231
7.2.4
THE
TIMAEUS
AND
PLATO
*
S
TEACHING
ON
JUSTICE
............................
233
7.2.5
THE
ELDERLY
CEPHALUS
ON
JUSTICE:
FOREWORD
AS
EPILOGUE
...........
238
7.2.6
CLOSING
REMARKS
.......................................................................
240
7.3
THE
SHARING
OF
WIVES:
TESTING
THE
INTERPRETATION
ON
A
*
HARD
CASE
*
....
241
7.3.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
................................................................
241
7.3.2
THE
DOLPHIN
OF
ARION
*
AN
INTRODUCTION
BY
PLATO
*
S
SOCRATES
.....
242
7.3.3
NOT
*
GEOMETRICAL
*
BUT
*
EROTIC
NECESSITIES
*
.................................
243
7.3.4
SOME
INSTRUCTIONS
ON
HOW
TO
READ
PLATO
..................................
248
7.3.5
WHAT
CAN
BE
GAINED
FROM
THE
DISCUSSION
ABOUT
WOMEN?
.........
249
7.3.5.1
FUNDAMENTAL
EQUALITY
OF
THE
SEXES
..............................
249
7.3.5.2
NO
JUSTIFICATION
FOR
SUBORDINATING
WEAKER
MINDS
TO
STRONGER
ONES
...............................................................
251
7.3.5.3
THE
HIGHEST
STANDARDS
OF
FRIENDSHIP
............................
252
7.3.5.4
HOW
TO
ESTABLISH
FRIENDSHIP
IN
THE
SOUL
......................
254
7.3.6
CLOSING
REMARKS
.......................................................................
255
12
CONTENTS
8
CONCLUSIONS
................................................................................
257
8.1
DIGNITY
..............................................................................................
257
8.2
JUSTICE
OF
THE
SOUL
..............................................................................
259
8.3
JUSTICE
OF
ACTIONS
...............................................................................
261
8.4
JUSTICE
OF
LAWS
AND THE
STATE
.............................................................
263
BIBLIOGRAPHY
....................................................................................
267
I
WORKS
OF
PLATO
..................................................................................
267
A
COLLECTIONS
....................................................................................
267
B
DIALOGUES
......................................................................................
267
II
REFERENCES
........................................................................................
269
INDEXES
..............................................................................................
281
INDEX
LOCORUM
........................................................................................
283
GENERAL
INDEX
..........................................................................................
293
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| adam_txt |
CONTENTS
FOREWORD
TO
THE
SECOND
EDITION
.
15
PREFACE
.
16
1
INTRODUCTION
.
17
1.1
WHAT
THIS
BOOK
IS
ABOUT
.
17
1.2
DIGNITY
AS
A
FUNDAMENTAL
VALUE
IN
LAW
.
17
1.3
WHY
PLATO?
.
19
1.4
OBJECTIVES
.
22
1.5
INTERPRETING
PLATO
.
28
1.6
THE
STRUCTURE
OF
THIS
BOOK
.
31
2
THE
TIMAEUS
ON
DIGNITY:
THE
DEMIURGE
*
S
SPEECH
.
35
2.1
THE
TIMAEUS
AS
A
DIALOGUE
ON
JUSTICE
.
35
2.2
FORMAL
ASPECTS
OF
THE
TEXT
.
39
2.3
THE
COMPLEXITY
AND
MORTALITY
OF
THE
SOUL
.
40
2.4
DIGNITY
AS
EXISTENTIAL
PERFECTION
.
41
2.5
PROHIBITION
ON
INSTRUMENTAL
TREATMENT
.
43
2.6
HUMAN
BEINGS
AND
THE
GODS
.
46
2.7
THE
HUMAN
BEING
IN
RELATION
TO
THE
WHOLE
.
48
3
JUSTICE
AS
A
VIRTUE
.
53
3.1
INTRODUCTORY
REMARKS
.
53
3.2
SOME
TERMINOLOGICAL
ISSUES
.
54
3.3
JUSTICE
AND
HAPPINESS
*
JUSTICE
AS
THE
MOST
IMPORTANT
OF
ALL
MATTERS
.
58
3.3.1
JUSTICE
AS
THE
SUBJECT
OF
THE
BEST
POSSIBLE
ART
.
58
3.3.2
THE
GREATEST
EVIL
AND
THE
GREATEST
GOOD
.
59
8
CONTENTS
3.3.3
UTILITY
AS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
ONE
*
S
GOOD
.
62
3.4
TRADITIONAL
FORMULAE
DESCRIBING
JUST
ACTIONS
.
64
3.5
THE
REPUBLIC
AS
A
DIALOGUE
ON
THE
INDIVIDUAL
.
67
3.6
THE
MODEL
OF
THE
STATE
AND THE
TEACHING
OF
VIRTUES
.
69
3.6.1
IMPROVEMENT
OF
MAN
.
69
3.6.1.1
SOCRATIC
QUESTIONS
.
69
3.6.1.2
IS
THE
SOUL
SIMPLE
OR
COMPLEX?
.
75
3.6.1.3
HOW
TO
FIND
JUSTICE
IN
THE
STATE
.
79
3.6.2
WISDOM
.
80
3.6.3
COURAGE
.
83
3.6.3.1
COMMON
UNDERSTANDING
OF
COURAGE
.
83
3.6.3.2
THE
SPECIFICITY
OF
PLATO
*
S
APPROACH
.
84
3.6.3.3
*
WHAT
THINGS
ARE
TO
BE
FEARED
*
AND
HUMAN
FREEDOM
.
86
3.6.4
MODERATION
.
89
3.6.5
JUSTICE
IN
THE
MODEL
OF
THE
STATE
.
92
3.6.5.1
INTRODUCTION
.
92
3.6.5.2
WHAT
JUSTICE
IN
THE
STATE
IS
.
92
3.6.5.3
WEAKNESS
OF
THE
EVIDENCE
.
94
3.6.5.4
BEYOND
TRIVIALITY
.
95
3.6.5.5
HAPPINESS
OF
THE
STATE
OR
HAPPINESS
OF
THE
INDIVIDUAL?
.
97
3.7
WHAT
IN
TRUTH
IS
JUSTICE?
.
98
3.7.1
DESCRIPTION
OF
JUSTICE
.
98
3.7.2
JUSTICE
IN
THE
MODEL
OF
THE
STATE
AS
EISCOXOV
*
A
PHANTOM
OF
JUSTICE
.
100
3.7.3
THE
PHAEDRUS
AND
THE
MODEL
OF
THE
STATE
IN
THE
REPUBLIC.
105
3.7.3.1
DISCOURSE
IN
INK
AND
DISCOURSE
IN
THE
SOUL
.
105
3.7.3.2
THE
SUBJECT
OF
INNER
DISCOURSE
AND
THE
AIM
OF
KNOWLEDGE
.
107
3.7.4
JUSTICE
AS
THE
INTERNAL
UNITY
AND
HEALTH
OF
THE
SOUL
.
108
3.7.5
VERSATILITY
OF
THE
JUST
MAN
.
ILL
3.7.6
UNITY
OF
VIRTUES
IN
JUST
ACTIONS
.
117
CONTENTS
9
4
THE
CONTENT
OF
JUST
ACTIONS
.
121
4.1
SOCRATES
TALKS
TO
HIMSELF
ABOUT
JUSTICE
.
121
4.1.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
.
121
4.1.2
THE
FORM
OF
THE
ARGUMENT
.
123
4.1.3
DETAILED
ANALYSES
.
127
4.1.4
THE
*
HEAD
*
OF
SOCRATES
*
CONVERSATION
ABOUT
JUSTICE
.
131
4.1.5
A
DIFFICULT
STEP
IN
THE
ARGUMENT
AND
PLATO
*
S
TEACHING
ON
THE
GOOD
.
133
4.1.5.1
FROM
THE
JUSTICE
IN
THE
SOUL
TO
THE
JUSTICE
OF
ACTIONS
.
133
4.1.5.2
SHADOWS
AND
STATUES
OF
JUSTICE
.
134
4.1.5.3
THE
GOOD
.
135
4.1.5.4
EDUCATION
.
138
4.1.5.5
RECONSIDERING
THE
DIFFICULTIES
IN
THE
ARGUMENTATION
IN
THE
GORGIAS
.
142
4.1.6
FURTHER
APPLICATIONS
.
144
4.2
NEGATIVE
AND
POSITIVE
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
JUST
ACTIONS
.
145
4.2.1
THE
HARM
PRINCIPLE
.
145
4.2.2
JUST
ACTIONS
AS
SOMETHING
BENEFICIAL
FOR
OTHERS
.
148
5
JUSTICE
OF
THE
LAW
AND
JUSTICE
OF
THE
STATE
.
153
5.1
FOUNDATIONS
.
153
5.2
THE
WISDOM
AND
FREEDOM
TO
SHAPE
ONE
*
S
LIFE
AND
PLATO
*
S
ALLEGED
TOTALITARIANISM
.
157
5.2.1
CONVERGING
ARGUMENTS
AGAINST
PLATO
*
S
TOTALITARIANISM
.
157
5.2.2
WISDOM
AS
THE
KNOWLEDGE
THAT
OVERSEES
JUST
ACTIONS
.
161
5.2.3
THE
FAILURE
OF
ISAIAH
BERLIN
*
S
ARGUMENT
.
162
5.2.4
FREEDOM
TO
SHAPE
ONE
*
S
OWN
LIFE
.
167
5.2.4.1
SHORT-TERM
LIFE
PLANNING
.
167
5.2.4.2
LONG-TERM
LIFE
PLANNING
.
168
5.2.5
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
.
173
10
CONTENTS
5.3
PUNITIVE
JUSTICE
.
173
5.3.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
.
173
5.3.2
RHETORIC
AS
A
COUNTERFEIT
OF
PUNITIVE
JUSTICE
.
174
5.3.3
THE
PRINCIPAL
AIMS
OF
PUNISHMENT
.
177
5.3.4
THE
HEALTH
OF
THE
SOUL
AS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
JUSTICE
.
179
5.3.5
EQUALITY
OF
PROPORTIONS
AS
A
BASIS
FOR
THE
DETERMINATION
OF
PUNISHMENT
.
180
5.3.6
INJUSTICE
WHICH
PUNISHMENT
CANNOT
REPAIR
.
182
5.3.7
THE
INEVITABILITY
OF
PUNISHMENT
BY THE
GODS
AND
TWO
AIMS
OF
THE
LAW
.
185
5.3.8
CIVIL
LAW
ASPECTS
OF
PUNISHMENT
.
186
5.3.9
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
.
187
6
EQUALITY
.
189
6.1
INITIAL
REMARKS
.
189
6.2
EQUALITY
IN
DIGNITY
.
189
6.3
PROPORTIONATE
EQUALITY
AS
A
BASIS
FOR
SHAPING
ACTIONS
.
191
6.3.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
.
191
6.3.2
ARITHMETIC
EQUALITY
.
192
6.3.3
GEOMETRIC
EQUALITY
AS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
TRUE
JUSTICE
.
193
6.3.4
ARISTOTLE
*
S
CONTINUATION
OF
PLATO
*
S
TEACHING
ON
GEOMETRIC
PROPORTION
.
198
6.3.5
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
.
201
6.4
JUSTICE
AND
FRIENDSHIP
.
201
6.4.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
.
201
6.4.2
FRIENDSHIP
WITH
ONESELF
.
202
6.4.3
EQUALITY
AS
THE
FOUNDATION
OF
FRIENDSHIP
.
203
6.4.4
FRIENDSHIP
AS
AN
AIM
OF
LAWS
.
204
6.4.5
NON-VIOLENCE
IN
IMPLEMENTING
JUSTICE
.
207
6.4.6
JUSTICE
IN
GIVING
AND
RECEIVING
.
209
6.4.7
CONCLUDING
REMARKS
.
211
CONTENTS
11
7
SOME
KEY
ISSUES
IN
PLATO
*
S
CONCEPTION
OF
JUSTICE
.
213
7.1
WHAT
IS
MORE
EXCELLENT
*
JUSTICE
OF
THE
SOUL
OR
JUSTICE
OF
ACTION?
213
7.2
WHICH
ACTIVITY
IS
BEST
AND
WHAT
IS
ITS
BEST
OBJECT?
.
219
7.2.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
.
219
7.2.2
WHAT
IS
A
PROPER
OBJECT
OF
LOVE?
WHAT
IS
A
PROPER
OBJECT
OF
JUST
ACTIONS?
.
220
7.2.2.1
ABSTRACT
FORM
OR
CONCRETE
INDIVIDUAL
*
CHALLENGING
GREGORY
VLASTOS
.
220
7.2.2.2
ENGENDERING
AND
BIRTH
AS
AN
AIM
OF
LOVE
.
222
7.2.2.3
LOVING
IMPERFECT
CREATURES
.
223
7.2.2.4
LOVING
AN
INDIVIDUAL
.
223
7.2.3
JUST
ACTIONS
OVER
CONTEMPLATION
.
225
7.2.3.1
BACK
HOME
FROM
THE
TOP
OF
THE
HEAVENS
*
WHAT
ARE
THE
SOULS
FREE
OF
MORTAL
DEFICIENCY
DOING?
.
225
7.2.3.2
BACK
TO
THE
CAVE
FROM
THE
LIGHT
OF
THE
SUN
*
WHAT
IS
THE
USE
OF
ABSTRACT
FORMS?
.
1
228
7.2.3.3
WHAT
DOES
THE
GOOD
DO?
.
231
7.2.4
THE
TIMAEUS
AND
PLATO
*
S
TEACHING
ON
JUSTICE
.
233
7.2.5
THE
ELDERLY
CEPHALUS
ON
JUSTICE:
FOREWORD
AS
EPILOGUE
.
238
7.2.6
CLOSING
REMARKS
.
240
7.3
THE
SHARING
OF
WIVES:
TESTING
THE
INTERPRETATION
ON
A
*
HARD
CASE
*
.
241
7.3.1
PRELIMINARY
REMARKS
.
241
7.3.2
THE
DOLPHIN
OF
ARION
*
AN
INTRODUCTION
BY
PLATO
*
S
SOCRATES
.
242
7.3.3
NOT
*
GEOMETRICAL
*
BUT
*
EROTIC
NECESSITIES
*
.
243
7.3.4
SOME
INSTRUCTIONS
ON
HOW
TO
READ
PLATO
.
248
7.3.5
WHAT
CAN
BE
GAINED
FROM
THE
DISCUSSION
ABOUT
WOMEN?
.
249
7.3.5.1
FUNDAMENTAL
EQUALITY
OF
THE
SEXES
.
249
7.3.5.2
NO
JUSTIFICATION
FOR
SUBORDINATING
WEAKER
MINDS
TO
STRONGER
ONES
.
251
7.3.5.3
THE
HIGHEST
STANDARDS
OF
FRIENDSHIP
.
252
7.3.5.4
HOW
TO
ESTABLISH
FRIENDSHIP
IN
THE
SOUL
.
254
7.3.6
CLOSING
REMARKS
.
255
12
CONTENTS
8
CONCLUSIONS
.
257
8.1
DIGNITY
.
257
8.2
JUSTICE
OF
THE
SOUL
.
259
8.3
JUSTICE
OF
ACTIONS
.
261
8.4
JUSTICE
OF
LAWS
AND THE
STATE
.
263
BIBLIOGRAPHY
.
267
I
WORKS
OF
PLATO
.
267
A
COLLECTIONS
.
267
B
DIALOGUES
.
267
II
REFERENCES
.
269
INDEXES
.
281
INDEX
LOCORUM
.
283
GENERAL
INDEX
.
293 |
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