essay should address ALL of the following questions in order.
1. Book I of the Republic is dominated by the exchange between Thrasymachus and Socrates. State in your own words what you take Thrasymachus’s definition of justice to be. Make sure to explain the meaning of the examples he offers at multiple points in the dialogue. Represent his doctrine in as compelling and accurate terms as you can.
2. Socrates provides multiple arguments to refute Thrasymachus. Describe two of those arguments in your own words. Again, pay attention to describing the argument accurately
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3. Do you think Socrates’s refutations are convincing? Why or why not? Based on your answer to this question, what do you think Plato is trying to teach us here?
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