Socrates believes the life of the just woman, ruled by her love for wisdom, not as pleasant as that of an unjust woman, but one she’ll accept because she feels obligated

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Yajushi asked Dec 7, 2022

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Socrates believes the life of the just woman, ruled by her love for wisdom, not as pleasant as that of an unjust woman, but one she’ll accept because she feels obligated

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The pleasure a philosopher experiences from her pursuit of wisdom is the most pure form of pleasure because it does not entail its opposite – pain.

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