What are the parts of the soul and how does plato argue

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TOPIC: What are the parts of the soul and how does Plato argue for them? How does he account for, i.e. define, the virtues once he has arrived at the doctrine of a tripartite soul? Be sure to also define the virtues in the state as well as the virtues in the individual soul. Why is the virtuous soul ‘happy’, according to Book IV in the REPUBLIC ?

You are required only to present Plato’s arguments. You are welcome to comment on those arguments—are they fallacious or lacking in some other way—but please present your views in the form of an argument.

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