C.G. Bateman
Abstract
Socrates and Cicero thought of justice simpliciter as connected to functionality. This paper considers some of the characteristics of what they thought of as justice as well as the confluence of ideas in various selections from both authors.
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Socrates and Cicero thought of justice simpliciter as connected to functionality. This paper considers some of the characteristics of what they thought of as justice as well as the confluence of ideas in various selections from both authors.
Key concepts: SOCRATES, Cicero, Economic Justice, Philosophy, Epistemology, Socratic method, Law, Literature