In: Psychology
At the beginning of Book IV, why does Adeimantus object to the life of the guardians that Socrates describes?
A | They would be happy and no one else would be |
B | They wouldn't be happy--no property and no leisure time! |
C | All of the above |
D | They hold too much power and power corrupts the soul |
The correct answer is Option B. Adeimantus objects to the life of the guardians that Socrates describes because they wouldn't be happy--no property and no leisure time.