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... sort of thing . And from among them we have to make a choice , usually guided by our needs and interests and purposes , as to which set will be definitive of being that sort of thing . That choice is a stipulation as to what a certain ...
... sort of thing . And from among them we have to make a choice , usually guided by our needs and interests and purposes , as to which set will be definitive of being that sort of thing . That choice is a stipulation as to what a certain ...
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... sort of person he ought to be . This is a necessary condition for any definition being a correct real defini- tion of ' good man ' . It is not , however , a sufficient condition . This sort of standard involves two major complications ...
... sort of person he ought to be . This is a necessary condition for any definition being a correct real defini- tion of ' good man ' . It is not , however , a sufficient condition . This sort of standard involves two major complications ...
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... sort of thing is a judgment about what a man ought to do and the sort of man he ought to be ? Second , how do we determine what are a man's actual judgments about such matters ? This issue we must face as a preliminary to the third ...
... sort of thing is a judgment about what a man ought to do and the sort of man he ought to be ? Second , how do we determine what are a man's actual judgments about such matters ? This issue we must face as a preliminary to the third ...
Contents
PRELIMINARY EXPLANATIONS ON THE NATURE | 3 |
THE ARGUMENT WITH CEPHALUS | 36 |
THE ARGUMENT WITH THRASYMACHUS | 46 |
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