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...ecialized in [[logic]] and eloquence. He modelled himself after his mentor Socrates and made [[ethics]] central to his philosophy. In his view, happiness is ac ...lato]] called Diogenes, who came to Athens after being exiled from Sinope "Socrates gone mad." He lived in a wine barrel, ate whatever he could find and was se

...possibility and conditions of knowledge. They disagreed, however, in that Socrates claimed not to have found the truth with any certainty, while Descartes cla

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...concept, that he does not know what it is. In Plato's ''[[Meno]]'' (84), Socrates describes the purgative effect of reducing someone to aporia: it shows some

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*[http://celestrak.com/SOCRATES SOCRATES] A free daily service predicting close encounters on orbit between satellit

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...rus'' is a dialogue written by Plato that recounts a conversation between Socrates and Phaedrus outside the city walls<ref>Phaedrus, Φαῖδρος; Phaedrus ...s the same error and places the lover in his proper place. In recantation Socrates now proceeds to give a second speech, this time with his head uncovered.

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...) ''[[The Concept of Irony]]'' (''Om Begrebet Ironi med stadigt Hensyn til Socrates'')

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...dilemma''' is found in [[Plato]]'s dialogue ''[[Euthyphro]]'', in which [[Socrates]] asks Euthyphro: "is what is pious loved by the gods because it is pious, ...the pious are not the same thing &mdash; they do not have the same nature. Socrates admits that the proposal under discussion might give us a mere ''feature''

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*Plato ''Euthyphro'', in ''Euthyphro, Apology of Socrates, Crito'', edited with notes by John Burnet. Oxford: Clarendon Press,1986. *Plato ''Euthyphro'', in ''The Last Days of Socrates'', translated and introduced by Hugh Tredennick. Harmondsworth: Penguin Boo

...political philosophy|political]] positions, albeit through the figure of [[Socrates]]. The dialogue starts with [[Socrates]] discussing the matter of justice with [[Cephalus]]. He is eventually chal

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