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Plato’s Justice: Forms, Nature, and Power
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Cosmo and Luna trace Plato’s distinction between appearances and Forms, then examine competing definitions of justice and the city built to explore it. Along the way, they connect Plato’s ideas to earlier Greek accounts of nature and to the question of whether people choose justice for its own sake.
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Forms and Early Greek Accounts of Nature
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Testing Justice, Imagining the Just City
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