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the topic of 'pettiness of human nature", especifically in books I and II
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In Books I and II of "The Republic" by Plato, the theme of the pettiness of human nature is explored through the characters' discussions about the flaws and limitations of human motivations, including the pursuit of power, wealth, and status at the expense of justice and virtue.

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