formulate your own “so-what factor” of what the proper definition of justice should be, then choose three out of the five sources that you believe gives the most compelling evidence to convince the reader that your analysis is the best one

What Is Justice?

For this, you are going to formulate an argument based on which readings, and in the case of the Greeks, which interlocutors inside the readings, that you believe give the best concept of justice, and link other readings to them. How? In the first half of the course we are studying five thinkers: Thucydides, Plato, Machiavelli, Hobbes, and Locke. Each of them explicitly discuss the concept of justice, and its relationship to power. Can you synthesize a concept of justice that you think is the most compelling of them all? And use at least three sources to back it up?

Be careful, this is not a book report. You are to formulate your own “so-what factor” of what the proper definition of justice should be, then choose three out of the five sources that you believe gives the most compelling evidence to convince the reader that your analysis is the best one