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xii CONTENTS PART II, APPENDIX (BOOKS IV, 445 B-V, 471 c). THE POSITION OP WOMEN AND THE USAGES OP WAR Page XV (445 B-V. 457 B). The Equality of Women 144 XVI (457 B-466 D). Abolition of the Family for the Guardians 155 XVII (466 1)-471 c). Usages of War 168 PART III (Books V, 471 c-VII). THE PHILOSOPHER KING XVIII (471 c-474 B). The Paradox: Philosophers must be Kings 175 XIX (474 B-48o). Definition of the Philosopher. The Two Worlds 179 xx: (vi. 484 A-487 A). The Philosopher's Fitness to Rule IIlg XXI (487 B-497 A). Why the Philosophic Nature is useless or corrupted in existing Society 193 XXII (497 A-502 c). A Philosophic Ruler is not an Impossibility 205 XXIII (502 C-S09 c). The Good as the Highest Object of Knowledge • 211 XXIV (509 0-511 E). Four Stages of Cognition. The Line 221 XXV (vii. 514 A-521 B). The Allegory of the Cave 227 XXVI (521 C-S31 c). Higher Education. Mathematics 235 § I (524 0-526 c). Arithmetic 240 § 2 (526 C-S27 c). Geometry 243 § 3 (527 0-528 E). Solid Geometry 244 § 4 (528 E-530 c). Astronomy 246 § 5 (530 C-S31 c). Harmonics 249 XXVII (531 C-S35 A). Dialectic. 250 XXVIII (535 A-541 s). Programme of Studies 256 PART IV (Books VIII-IX). THE DECLINE OF SOCmTY AND OF THE SOUL. COMPARISON OF THE JUST AND UNJUST LIVES XXIX (viii. 543 A-550 c). The Fall of the Ideal State. Timocracy and the Timocratic Man 265 xxx: (550 C-S55 s). Oligarchy (Plutocracy) and the Oligarchic Man 273 XXXI (555 B-562 A). Democracy and the Democratic Man . 279 XXXII (562 A-ix. 576 B). Despotism and the Despotic Man 287 XXXIII (576 B-588 A). The Just and Unjust Lives compared in respect of Happiness • 301 XXXIV (588 B-592 B). Justice, not Injustice, is profitable 315
CONTENTS XUl Page PART V (Book X, 595 A-608 B). TIm QUARREL BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND POETRY xxxv (x. 595 A-602 B). How Representation in Art is related to Truth 321 XXXVI (602 c-605 c). Dramatic Poetry appeals to the Emotions, not to the Reason • 333 XXXVII (605 c-608 B). Th.: Effect of Dramatic Poetry on Character 337 PART VI (Book X, 608 C-END). WARDS OF JUSTICE IMMORTALITY AND THE RE XXXVIII (608 c-6I2 A). A Proof of Immortality 341 XXXIX (612 A-613 E). The Rewards of Justice in this Life 346 XL (613 E-END). The Rewards of Justice after Death. The Myth ~fu ~ INDEX 361
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