Thrasymachus, filed a surprising definition of justice, as it is “the advantage of the stronger”. With the word "stronger" he referred as the one who has the most power. The elements of this kind of sense of justice are, first, that justice is an advantage; second, the advantage belongs to the ruler. …show more content…
Socrates believes that justice is for the sake of common good. First Socrates questioned the meaning of "art" in the expression of the art of shepherding. In the sense of the dictionary, the word "art" refers to the meaning of skill and intelligence. According to Socrates, being a doctor is a form of art too. For example, doctors certainly focused his intention, not for his own sake. The skill of being a doctor is surely meant for the patients; to heal the sick. He believes that once you gain knowledge, you can seek the good in what you teaching. He also believes that ruling is a part of the concern for their own good. Those who know, wants people to do good for them rather than doing well for