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Froggy Jumps POSC110 SIOnline version Going over lecture! by melorie caymo 1 There are many crafts that seek the benefit of those who practice rather than the benefit of those they take as their object. a The Craft Argument b Thyrasymachus’ Criticism c Socrates’ Response to Criticism 2 If someone becomes healthy at the same time as they labor on a farm, we should not say that farming is also the craft of medicine. a Socrates Response to Criticism b The Ring of Gyges Argument c Thyrasymachus’ Criticism 3 What is the Ring of Gyges Argument about? a Whether or not justice is among the highest goods b Whether or not justice is advantageous for the ruled c Whether or not justice should exist in society 4 Who believed that the craft of medicine is separate from the craft of making money or theft? a Glaucon b Thyrasymachus c Socrates 5 Which of these is Socrates ultimately unable to fully respond to? a Why the craft of ruling is separate from advantages that may arise from it. b Why one should think justice is good and how it helps one who lives justly. c Why justice is advantageous for the ruled, those without power. 6 Who came up with the Ring of Gyges Argument? a Socrates b Thyrasymachus c Glaucon 7 What craft does Socrates use to analogize justice and ruling? a Shepherding b Teaching c Medicine 8 Why of these is NOT a reason for Socrates appearance at this party to be odd? a Socrates is a poor, broke man. b Socrates is enemies with the host of the party c Socrates is notoriously ugly. 9 The farmer may seek their own advantage, and this may be true for the doctor and farmer as well. But these concerns have nothing to do with the craft of medicine or farming. a Socrates’ Criticism b Thyrasymachus’ Criticism c The Craft Argument 10 If someone is made invisible, they would use this to their advantage, thus justice is not a good. a The Craft Argument b The Theft Argument c The Ring of Gyges Argument

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by melorie caymo

There are many crafts that seek the benefit of those who practice rather than the benefit of those they take as their object.

If someone becomes healthy at the same time as they labor on a farm, we should not say that farming is also the craft of medicine.

What is the Ring of Gyges Argument about?

Who believed that the craft of medicine is separate from the craft of making money or theft?

Which of these is Socrates ultimately unable to fully respond to?

Who came up with the Ring of Gyges Argument?

What craft does Socrates use to analogize justice and ruling?

Why of these is NOT a reason for Socrates appearance at this party to be odd?

The farmer may seek their own advantage, and this may be true for the doctor and farmer as well. But these concerns have nothing to do with the craft of medicine or farming.

If someone is made invisible, they would use this to their advantage, thus justice is not a good.