Description In The Republic, Plato claims that the just society mirrors the state of the soul in a ...

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Description In The Republic, Plato claims that the just society mirrors the state of the soul in a just person. Explain Plato’s position. How does this position lead him to conclude that a kind of meritocracy (rather than democracy) is the ideal form of government? How does Plato’s theory of the forms (and of our knowledge of the forms) influence his theory of the just society?Is Plato correct that meritocracy is ideal form of government? How might someone who disagrees with Plato critique his position? Please present arguments, evidence, and/or examples that support the answers you give. Include direct quotations with accompanying page numbers when citing the text. There is a whole chapter of Platos but I chose the two sections "The Soul" and "The World and the Forms" to send to you because I believe that is where you'll be able to find the answers. If you want me to send over more pictures of pages from Platos chapter like section "Knowledge and Opinion", "The Love of Wisdom", "The State" or "Problems with the Forms" please let me know and I will send them over.  Book is The Great Conversation a historical introduction to philosophy ninth edition. Chapter 8 Plato. A post that receives a grade of “high pass” will be given all ten points. To receive a high pass, your post must demonstrate exceptional understanding of the material, include strong, well-supported arguments, contain original examples/insights, and be written in transparently clear prose. It will contain few (if any) errors of comprehension, unsupported assertions, or hackneyed examples. post that contains more than ten spelling or grammatical errors will automatically receive a failing grade.