Search For Justice

Search of Justice

Teaching people morals is one of the most significant principles through all the literatures. Writers always try to give the readers a valuable lesson through their writings. These writings are always expressed in a form of stories or real experiences. The natural virtues are prudence, temperance, fortitude, and justice according to the dialogues between Socrates and his followers. Justice seems to be the most noteworthy moral among the others. Without justice, even the good people would want to be unjust because they know it well that they are going to be taken advantage if they stay good. In order to teach people morality, a definition agreed by everyone is needed. However, since everyone has a different point of view of this world, it is very hard to draw a line to separate the rights and wrongs. In the Republic, recorded by Plato and Medea, by Euripides both have show the purpose of educating the readers of justice, even though they are expressed v...