According to Plato’s proposal, women can live, train, and receive an education alongside male Guardians.

Polemarchus rescues his father from Socrates’ questioning.

Glaucon is cowardly, shy, and has a difficult time laughing for any reason.

Socrates argues that the content of the stories told to children should be censored.

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.