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According to Thrasymachus, justice is that which is in the interests of the stronger. He defends this claim by arguing that the laws of a society are written by those in power (i.e. the government), these laws define what is just, and that these laws are written for the benefit of those ruled over. True O False

          According to Thrasymachus, justice is that which is in the interests of the stronger. He defends this claim by arguing that the laws of a society are written by those in power (i.e. the government), these laws define what is just, and that these laws are written for the benefit of those ruled over.
True
O False

According to Thrasymachus, justice is that which is in the interests of the stronger. He defends this claim by arguing that the laws of a society are written by those in power (i.e. the government), these laws define what is just, and that these laws are written for the benefit of those ruled over.
True
O False

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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07/03/2023

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According to Thrasymachus, justice is that which is in the interests of the stronger. He defends this claim by arguing that the laws of a society are written by those in power (i.e. the government), these laws define what is just, and that these laws are written for the benefit of those ruled over. True False