2017
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-31732017000100012
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O Contrato De Gláucon

Abstract: 1 rESumo: O Livro II da República de Platão se inicia com um desafio de Gláucon para Sócrates, onde este deve provar que o homem justo é, de toda maneira, melhor do que o injusto. Para isso, pedirá que Sócrates defenda a justiça por si mesma e censure a injustiça. O discurso de Gláucon pode ser dividido em três partes, sendo a primeira dedicada à origem e à natureza da justiça; a segunda irá indicar a justiça como algo necessário, mas não como um bem; e a terceira, na qual ele irá tentar provar que a vida do i… Show more

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“…The debate over what is from nature and what is a result of social conventions in humankind's life is old and involves, to a large extent, the understanding of physis and nomos, which meanings were used in different ways through classical antiquity, including an idea of an opposition between them (1). The physis was acknowledged as the "nature, human nature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The debate over what is from nature and what is a result of social conventions in humankind's life is old and involves, to a large extent, the understanding of physis and nomos, which meanings were used in different ways through classical antiquity, including an idea of an opposition between them (1). The physis was acknowledged as the "nature, human nature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From the perspective of this "opposition", the sophists investigated the morality as to its origin: would it be a subject of nature (physis) or convention (nomos)? (1). It is still occasionally questioned if: is the moral born with humankind or is it acquired?…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%