In Plato's Three-fold City and Soul, Joshua I. Weinstein explains the Republic's theory of a tripartite soul and the place of fighting spirit within it, arguing that spirited ambition and competition play an essential role in rational agency. Ideal for scholars and advanced students of ancient political philosophy and ethics.
In Plato's Three-fold City and Soul, Joshua I. Weinstein explains the Republic's theory of a tripartite soul and the place of fighting spirit within it, arguing that spirited ambition and competition play an essential role in rational agency. Ideal for scholars and advanced students of ancient political philosophy and ethics.
Joshua I. Weinstein is a Senior Fellow at the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem.
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Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Injustice as opposition of characters: 1. Opposition yields bipartition 2. The argument from character 3. Opposition of characters 4. Interim conclusions Part II. Justice as Function in City and Soul: 5. Preliminaries and foreshadowing 6. The city seeks self-sufficiency 7. Economics, technê and the market 8. Luxury and art 9. War 10. The guards 11. Language, education and reason 12. Philosopher-kings 13. Justice as threefold function in the soul Part III. Thumos and Control through Time: 14. Preventing indulgence 15. Thumotic work Conclusion Bibliography Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. Injustice as opposition of characters: 1. Opposition yields bipartition 2. The argument from character 3. Opposition of characters 4. Interim conclusions Part II. Justice as Function in City and Soul: 5. Preliminaries and foreshadowing 6. The city seeks self-sufficiency 7. Economics, technê and the market 8. Luxury and art 9. War 10. The guards 11. Language, education and reason 12. Philosopher-kings 13. Justice as threefold function in the soul Part III. Thumos and Control through Time: 14. Preventing indulgence 15. Thumotic work Conclusion Bibliography Index.
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