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In the first two books of the Republic, Plato explores different aspects of the problem of the origin, the nature and the statute of justice in five successive discussions that show the contradictions derived as much from the traditional conception as from the radical pragmatism of some sophists. By considering political justice as a projection of moral justice and this, in turn, as a consequence of soul’s nature, Plato solves the previous difficulties and can initiate the construction of the ideal state.

El debate sobre lo justo en los dos primeros Libros de la República