On Plato's Theory of Justice and Its Enlightenment upon Contemporary Public Administration
Yang Dong-yan
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Yang Dong-yan
Abstract
Plato viewed justice a good way to construct an ideal state.He advocated to surmount empirical knowledge and to think justice rationally,then to construct an ideal state on the rational justice.In his theory,much thought is reasonable to a certain extent,such as justice is a kind of pursuit for social public interest;it is every social class does one's business;the ultimate aim is people and the social harmony,and the theory has some positive significance especially for contemporary public administrative justice.
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Plato viewed justice a good way to construct an ideal state.He advocated to surmount empirical knowledge and to think justice rationally,then to construct an ideal state on the rational justice.In his theory,much thought is reasonable to a certain extent,such as justice is a kind of pursuit for social public interest;it is every social class does one's business;the ultimate aim is people and the social harmony,and the theory has some positive significance especially for contemporary public administrative justice.
Key concepts: Economic Justice, Ideal (ethics), Enlightenment, Construct (python library), Harmony (color), Sociology, Epistemology, Rationality