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  • Socrates Refused to Flee Athens when the Senate Gave Him the Chance to, Instead He Chose to Be Put to Death

     

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ID number:289497
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Published: 01.12.2003.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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Socrates: What was his reasoning?
?Only thing I know is that I know nothing.? The quote given definitely gets a person thinking. The quote given was spoken from the mouth of Socrates, arguably, as is everything in philosophy, the greatest philosopher of all time. Socrates taught in a way unknown before his time. He asked questions. To start a conversation, then in the end it would end up with the person agreeing that they did not know something. Which then would get the person to find out because they want to know what the do not know. …

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