Book IV

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Book IV of Plato's Republic is the section in which Plato develops his account of justice in the individual and the ideal city, introducing the tripartite soul and the cardinal virtues.

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instanceOf book section
part of philosophical dialogue
associatesVirtueWith courage in the spirited part
justice as proper functioning of all parts
moderation in the relation among parts
wisdom in the rational part
author Plato NERFINISHED
clarifies relation between individual and political justice
containsArgument analogy between city and soul
justice as harmony
virtue as psychic order
defines courage in the city
justice as each part doing its own work
justice in the city
justice in the soul
moderation in the city
wisdom in the city
dialogueCharacters Adeimantus NERFINISHED
Glaucon NERFINISHED
Socrates NERFINISHED
discussesConcept cardinal virtues
focusesOn definition of justice
structure of the just city
structure of the just soul
historicalPeriod Classical Greece NERFINISHED
influenced Christian accounts of cardinal virtues
later theories of the soul
later theories of virtues
introducesConcept tripartite soul
language Ancient Greek
locatesJustice in the arrangement of classes in the city
in the arrangement of parts of the soul
mainTheme justice in the ideal city
justice in the individual
originalWorkTitle Πολιτεία (Politeia) NERFINISHED
partOf Plato's Republic NERFINISHED
philosophicalDiscipline ethics
moral psychology
political philosophy
presentsDoctrine appetitive part of the soul
rational part of the soul
spirited part of the soul
three parts of the soul
sequenceInWork fourth book of the Republic
setsOut account of the just city
account of the just person
workForm Socratic dialogue

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