Plato defines justice as “respecting the rights of other human beings.”

Which of the following statements are NOT true with regard to Plato’s medical ethics?

According to Thrasymachus, in a democracy justice is whatever is advantageous to the people (the majority).

In Book V Socrates must “swim” through four waves in order to demonstrate that his city is both desirable and possible.

Plato’s Noble Lie ends up creating strife and the loss of political unity.

Socrates is challenged to explain how justice is valuable for its own sake and not only for the rewards it brings.

Who is the son of a wealthy manufacturer in Book I?

The Myth of Metals aims at convincing citizens that the land in which they dwell is both mother and nurse whom they must appreciate and defend against any attack.

What are the three types of goods that are logically presented at the start of Book II?

For Plato, a Form (an ideal Idea) is something that you can only see with your mind’s eye.