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In Plato’s Crito, Socrates discusses how we ought to react to injustice. Is it ever okay to respond unjustly to an previous act of injustice? Give examples to support your argument.
I think I have recently read the critical review about the life of Socrates and that his death per se was unfair and full of injustice. Basically he suffered for his own principles.
I’ve been writing a critical essay on Plato’s Laws right now, but got interested by this discussion about Socrates. I think this will be my next work in this semester. But I want to touch upon psychological aspects of this. So the guide on getpsychologyessay will help me, I guess. As for the question on injustice, don’t you think that if the truth is different for everyone, the definition of injustice differs too?
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