Compared with feldman’s argument, the tale of “the ring of gyges” is best described as a

counterclaim

This is an example of a counterclaim because it is a claim that goes against Feldman's argument. The "ring of Gyges" tells the story of a magical ring. Whoever wears this ring becomes invisible. The story tells us that even when a virtuous man wears this ring, the temptation is too large, and he ends us committing bad actions, knowing he will not be held accountable.

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