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    Plato believed that justice meant that each person performs their designated role for the benefit of society, and advocated for communal ownership of property and wives governed by a wise and just ruler, or Philosopher King, who would be educated to lead the ideal city-state according to reason and truth.

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    Plato believed that justice meant that each person performs their designated role for the benefit of society, and advocated for communal ownership of property and wives governed by a wise and just ruler, or Philosopher King, who would be educated to lead the ideal city-state according to reason and truth.

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    Plato believed that justice meant that each person performs their designated role for the benefit of society, and advocated for communal ownership of property and wives governed by a wise and just ruler, or Philosopher King, who would be educated to lead the ideal city-state according to reason and truth.

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    Unit -1

    Explain Plato’s theory of Justice

    Elaborate Plato’s communism of wives and property

    Elucidate Plato’s view on Philosopher King

    Explain Plato’s view on education.

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