Philosophy: Plato: The Republic, Books IV–IX Topical Past Paper Questions
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(a) Explain Plato's claim that the philosopher king bases power and authority on the knowledge of the Form of the Good. (b) Evaluate Plato's claim that the philosopher king bases power and authority on the knowledge of the Form of the Good.
(a) Explain Socrates's view that the life of the just person is happier than that of the unjust. (b) Evaluate Socrates's view that the life of the just person is happier than that of the unjust.
(a) Explain Plato's account of the possibility of conflict between the parts of the soul. [10] (b) Evaluate Plato's account of the possibility of conflict between the parts of the soul. [15]
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