critical thinking

Applying the Concepts of Critical Thinking to the Republic Questions: Please note that there are two Applying the Concepts of Critical Thinking to the Republic questions. Type your answer under the question, taking up as much space as you need. You should double space your answer. Your writing must respect the values of philosophical writing. That is, your writing must be clear, accurate, concise, and complete. One mark will be deducted from answers which do not respect these values. You must write your answer in standard form. Answers which are not written in standard form will receive a grade of zero. I. Do you agree with Cephalus's view that the cosmos is like a balance scale? (4 marks: 1 mark for your premises; 1 mark for your conclusion, 1 mark for your inference indicators for your premises(es); one mark for you inference indicator for your conclusion.) II. Give your own definition of justice and argue for it, writing your argument in standard form only. Be sure to number and label your premise(s) and conclusion(s). Type your answer under the question, taking up as much space as you need. You should double space your answer. (4 marks: 1 mark if your premises are true or likely to be true; 1 mark if your argument is inductively strong or deductively valid, depending on which type of argument it is; 1 mark for your inference indicators for your premises(es); 1 mark for your inference indicator for your conclusion.) II. Give your own definition of justice and argue for it, writing your argument in standard form only. Be sure to number and label your premise(s) and conclusion(s). Type your answer under the question, taking up as much space as you need. You should double space your answer. (4 marks: 1 mark if your premises are true or likely to be true; 1 mark if your argument is inductively strong or deductively valid, depending on which type of argument it is; 1 mark for your inference indicators for your premises(es); 1 mark for your inference indicator for your conclusion.)