Title: Justice v. law in Greek political thought /
Authors: Rubin, Leslie G., 1954-2017.
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield,
Year: 1997
Subjects: Justice; Law, Greek.
Contents: The problematic character of Socrates' defense of justice in Plato's Republic / In Ha Jang -- See no evil; the story of Gyges in Herodotus and Plato / Katherine Philippakis -- Aristotle and the "City of sows": doing justice to Plato / John T. Scott -- The divine comedy of Homer:defining political virtue through comic depictions of the Gods / Nick Janszen -- The odyssey of political theory / Patrick J. Deneen -- The foundations and defense of law / Joshua Parens -- Hegel, the author and authority in Sophocles' Antigone / William E. Conklin -- Aristotle on how to preserve a regime: maintaining precedent, privacy, and peace through the rule of law / Judith A. Swanson -- Aristotle and American classical republicanism / Fred D. Miller, Jr. -- The rule of law or Pambasileia: competing claims for rule in Aristotle's Politics / Clifford A. Bates, Jr. -- Aristotle's legislative science / Tim Collins -- Lawmakers and ordinary people in Aristotle / Paul Bullen -- The death penalty in Plato's Laws / Brian Calvert.