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What role did the philosopher kings fill?
They would make the laws, and those skilled in administration would enforce them.
In Plato's republic ruling for the benefit of all was the job of?
philosophers- kings
In Plato's Republic ruling for the benefit of all was the job of .?
philosophers- kings
What were Plato's three social classes?
Plato's three social classes were the rulers (philosopher-kings), the auxiliaries (warriors or soldiers), and the producers (working class or laborers). He believed that society should be organized in a hierarchical manner with each class fulfilling its specific role based on abilities and inclinations.
What was the role of King in Israelite history?
what was the role of kings in israelites history
What was the role of the early Greek philosophers?
the answer is.......... ''GoD KNOWS THE ANSWER..'' believe in him
Explain the role of thinkers and philosophers in french revolution?
The role of thinkers and philosophers such as Voltaire, Diderotin, Rousseau, and Montesquieu in French Revolution included encouraging people to fight for their rights, and expressing the inefficiency of the monarch.
Who belived that in an ideal society the government should be controlled by a class of philosopher kings?
In Platoâ??s â??Republicâ??, he states his belief that a country could only embody the best aspects of human social life if it was run by the best people. The best leaders make the best decisions. Therefore, he believed the best should society would either have kings become philosophers or philosophers become kings.
What is a kings role'''''?
the king's role was to rule the puny world
Who looked to the middle class for advice taxes and to fill jobs?
Kings
Why did Plato think that kings and philosophers should rule?
Plato believed that philosophers possessed the wisdom and knowledge needed to govern justly and effectively. He argued that rulers who were guided by reason and virtue, as philosophers are, would prioritize the well-being of the entire society over their own interests. This would lead to a harmonious and just society.
What traditions amd privileges of monarchs nobles and clergy did the philosophers challenge?
Philosophers during the Enlightenment, such as Voltaire, Rousseau, and Montesquieu, challenged the divine right of kings, which justified monarchs' absolute power, advocating instead for government based on social contracts and popular sovereignty. They criticized the hereditary privileges of the nobility, promoting ideals of equality and merit over birthright. Additionally, the clergy's dominant role in society and its influence over moral and political matters were questioned, as philosophers supported secularism and reason as guiding principles for governance and ethics.
