How does the use of dialogue between Socrates and Glaucon
contribute to the text?
A Glaucon's consistent agreement with Socrates encourages
readers to view Socrates' ideas favorably.
B Socrates asserts his expertise while debating various ideas
with Glaucon.
C Glaucon finds flaws in Socrates' arguments, which
deepens the conversation between the two men.
OD Socrates is able to demonstrate how gaining knowledge is
a fulfilling endeavor by answering Glaucon's questions.

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