Question about Textual Interpretation
Subject English
English
Source ENEM
ENEM
Topic Textual Interpretation
Textual Interpretation
Difficulty Hard
Hard
(ENEM 2015) - Question Hard of English
Thrasymachus was impatient because Socrates and his friends assumed that justice was something real and important. Thrasymachus denied that. In his view, people believed in right and wrong only because they had been taught to obey the rules of their society. However, these rules were nothing but human inventions. (RACHELS, J. Problemas da filosofia. Lisboa: Gradiva, 2009.) The sophist Thrasymachus, a character immortalized in Plato's dialogue The Republic, argued that the correlation between justice and ethics is the result of...a.
Objective truths with a foundation prior to social interests.
b.
Feelings experienced in the face of certain human attitudes.
c.
Biological determinations ingrained in human nature.
d.
Unquestionable divine commandments handed down from ancient traditions.
e.
Social conventions resulting from contingent human interests
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