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to one and only one sphere of life
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would seem to do an injustice to the internal psychological complexity
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that makes each of us who we are.
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Let's examine that problem from a slightly different point of view.
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Socrates tells us repeatedly that justice in the city
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consists of each member, each citizen fulfilling his task
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in the social division of labor, in the social hierarchy.
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But this seems to be a very far cry, does it not,
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from the kind of justice he talks about in the soul
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that consists in what we might think of
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as sort of rational autonomy or self-control
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where reason controls the passions and the appetites.