8. In Plato's just state, people are divided into three groups:
A. citizens, resident foreigners, and slaves.
B. warriors, landowners, and farmers.
C. philosopher-kings, warriors, and producers.
D. philosopher-kings, merchants, and farmers.

Respuesta :

Answer: c

In Plato's just state, people are divided into three groups philosopher-kings, warriors, and producers.

Explanation: plato, believes the human soul has three parts according to the three classes of the society in a just city.

  • the guardians, who are the philosophers, maintain in other words govern the city.
  • soldiers who defend the city are known as auxiliaries.
  • and, the lower class comprises the producers that include farmers, artisans, etc

Individual justice consists in maintaining these three parts the correct power relationships, with are the reasons ruling, spirit aiding reason, and appetite obeying.

philosopher:- the philosopher- kings is a hypothetical ruler who's philosophical knowledge and political skills are combined with each other.

warriors:- the warriors are a troublesome addition to the city founded by socrates. constant supervision and a heavy-handed pedagogy are required so they cannot oppress the producing class.

producers:- largest class of the society is the producer class , this include  all professions other than warrior and ruler.

plato's argued that a community has three parts philosopher-kings, warriors, and producers each part performs their own functions.

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