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he alone has a perception of good and bad,
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just and unjust and other things."
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In other words, he seems to be saying
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that it is speech or reason, logos, that is able to both distinguish
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and create certain moral categories, certain important moral categories
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that we live by--the advantageous, the harmful, the just and unjust,
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and things of this sort that constitute,
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as he says, a family and a polis.
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But that's Aristotle.
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In what sense, we could ask ourselves
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and I think you probably will be asking in your sections,
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in what sense is the city by nature?