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Benevolence
In Steven Nadler, SOCRATES. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 141–147 (2009-09-10)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The Excellence of Exploiting Others The Ruler‐as‐Ruler Argument An Objection The Rulers‐in‐Our‐Cities Argument Further Reading.Author's Profile
benevolence Socrates' conversation in Lysis ‐ raising question, people acting with expertise excellence of exploiting others excellent people always acting ‐ to get goods for themselves, the more the better ruler‐as‐ruler argument rulers‐in‐our‐cities argument distinctions about expertise's power and benefit ‐ as applying to actual experts in cities rulers putting political expertise into services for their own personal ends
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