In the dialogue with Glaucon and Adeimantus, where Socrates discussed about Justice in the State, he pointed out that there will be three orders in the State: the Rulers (legislative and deliberative), A

In my opinion, this way of classifying the social function in a society is too much of a theoretical model and is rather extreme. The 'ideal' society or the so called 'Utopia', proposes that the citizens should sacrifice their individual freedom and personal desires to commit to a higher purpose. From today's point of view, this is clearly anti-democratic. However, there is no doubt that this type of societal structure has its own benefits in a way that the whole city operates smoothly, exhibiting harmony that is genuinely 'Justice', as what Socrates professes.

Nevertheless, Socrates' ideas had laid out the basis and fundamentals of political governance of a society. Having done so, we are now able to improvise and create this 'ideal' society that is suitable for our contemporary life today.

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