Th e Crito is a dialogue in the early days of Plato which speaks of Justice and injustice. Socrates has been sentenced to death and is in prison waiting for the day of his execution. Crito has got and expected Socrates sleep to be able to converse with him. Finally awakens and Crito off ers escape from prison. Th e dialogue between these plot revolves around the answer to be given to such a proposal, and if this is injustice. Th is article aims to show the diff erent ways how justice is presented as the dialogue progresses, taking into account that a test prior to such development requires a conceptual separation according to a more general division: Temis is the mother of all form of Justice and it is understood according to Aristotle as a...
Plato’s Crito and Sophocles’ Antigone challenge the concept of justice as “benefitting friends and h...
The discussion between Thrasymachus and Socrates in Book I of Plato's Republic instead the question ...
La justicia es, desde siempre, un enorme, impresionante mito en la humanidad. Pocas teorías o concep...
Th e Crito is a dialogue in the early days of Plato which speaks of Justice and injustice. Socrates ...
This article aims to reflect on justice and its relationship with the law, without eliminating the m...
Viename iš ankstyvųjų Platono dialogų – „Kritone“ perteikiamas pasmerkto myriop Sokrato ir jo artimo...
This article aims to reflect on justice and its relationship with the law, without eliminating the m...
The present article defends the thesis that Homer’s treatment of the idea of justice constitutes in ...
Justice is the most esteemed value of a nation. In the old Greece, from ancient times to Aristotle, ...
Plato’s political conception, as well as the theory of justice that emerges from it, forgo conventio...
Plato’s political conception, as well as the theory of justice that emerges from it, forgo conventio...
The article presents a version of the critical theory of justice structured on the basis of the grou...
This article aims to answer very briefly the following questions: What is justice? Does it have more...
[EN] «Images of Justice in the Aesthetics of the Law». Political philosophy must analyze not only th...
Justice as means to achieve perfect harmony in social life remains as an insatiable quest for humani...
Plato’s Crito and Sophocles’ Antigone challenge the concept of justice as “benefitting friends and h...
The discussion between Thrasymachus and Socrates in Book I of Plato's Republic instead the question ...
La justicia es, desde siempre, un enorme, impresionante mito en la humanidad. Pocas teorías o concep...
Th e Crito is a dialogue in the early days of Plato which speaks of Justice and injustice. Socrates ...
This article aims to reflect on justice and its relationship with the law, without eliminating the m...
Viename iš ankstyvųjų Platono dialogų – „Kritone“ perteikiamas pasmerkto myriop Sokrato ir jo artimo...
This article aims to reflect on justice and its relationship with the law, without eliminating the m...
The present article defends the thesis that Homer’s treatment of the idea of justice constitutes in ...
Justice is the most esteemed value of a nation. In the old Greece, from ancient times to Aristotle, ...
Plato’s political conception, as well as the theory of justice that emerges from it, forgo conventio...
Plato’s political conception, as well as the theory of justice that emerges from it, forgo conventio...
The article presents a version of the critical theory of justice structured on the basis of the grou...
This article aims to answer very briefly the following questions: What is justice? Does it have more...
[EN] «Images of Justice in the Aesthetics of the Law». Political philosophy must analyze not only th...
Justice as means to achieve perfect harmony in social life remains as an insatiable quest for humani...
Plato’s Crito and Sophocles’ Antigone challenge the concept of justice as “benefitting friends and h...
The discussion between Thrasymachus and Socrates in Book I of Plato's Republic instead the question ...
La justicia es, desde siempre, un enorme, impresionante mito en la humanidad. Pocas teorías o concep...