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1. socrates
   ... Socrates was ampquotthe gadflyampquot stinging the city of Athens. ... This turning point brings Socrates into conflict with the city of Athens. ...
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2. socrates
   ... The city says: ampquotSocrates is guilty of corrupting the young and of not believing in the gods in whom the city believes, but in other new spiritual things ...
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3. City in Theory
   ... Also to stabilize Socratesamp39 city, he bases its main law on a lie, the ampquotmyth of metalsampquot. ... However, Socratesamp39 city seems to be doing it for just reasons. ...
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4. Up To The Task
   ... Therefore, to create justice in the feverish city, Socrates purifies it, and creates a class of ampquotguardiansampquot to protect the city from both enemies without and ...
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5. Socrates Refusal toFlee Athens
   ... In addition word would have traveled quickly and the habitants of the surrounding city that Socrates had chosen to take up residence in, surely would have ...
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6. Socrates: The Apology
   ... Surely no one in the city has ever witnessed Socrates claiming to believe in other gods or attempting to introduce new divinities. ...
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7. The Noble Lie
   The Noble Lie In book III, Socrates begins to describe criteria for an ideal city. Socrates begins by describing who should rule this ideal city. ...
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8. The Noble Lie
   The Noble Lie In book III, Socrates begins to describe criteria for an ideal city. Socrates begins by describing who should rule this ideal city. ...
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9. Platoamp39s three waves
   ... The second wave, although one of the hardest to embrace, is probably one of the most important for Socratesamp39 city to have success. ...
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10. Plato 2
    ... To make this ideal city healthy opposite of a feverish city, Socrates states that the fundamental needs of human beings in the society are food, shelter, and ...
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11. plato
    ... ampquot And surely we have not forgotten that the city was just because each of the three classes in it was doing its own work.ampquot117,441e Socrates felt that through ...
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12. Use of dialectic
    ... ampquot And surely we have not forgotten that the city was just because each of the three classes in it was doing its own work.ampquot117,441e Socrates felt that through ...
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13. 2.a Why does the Athenian jury convict Socrates, and why does ...
    ... This is going against the laws of the city. Socrates maintains his innocence for many reasons. One reason is Socrates did not see death as a bad thing. ...
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14. Platoamp39s Republic and Rousseauamp39s Discourse on the Arts and Sciences
    ... Book II 377e, after a discussion of both the necessary and consequent attributes of Socratesamp39 kallipolis or ampquotIdeal City.ampquot Such a city, Socrates argues, will ...
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15. The Role of Education in Platoamp39s Republic and Rousseauamp39s Discourse ...
    ... Book II 377e, after a discussion of both the necessary and consequent attributes of Socratesamp39 kallipolis or ampquotIdeal City.ampquot Such a city, Socrates argues, will ...
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16. the city of swine
    ... Socrates agrees to this, and starts to describe the city again, but with more people because it would take more people to provide for these luxuries. ...
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17. The Good Citizen
    ... Socrates says that by leaving the city, he would be doing wrong even though he has been done wrong and he would be cheating on an agreement, the agreement ...
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18. socrates and athenian democrac
    ... Socrates states: ampquotGod has assigned me to this city, as if to a large thoroughbred horse which because of its great size in inclined to be lazy and needs the ...
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19. Last Days of Socrates
    ... confusion about the charges about impiety, his defense, and his sense of duty to his cityamp39s laws in a way that is designed to make Socrates seem appealing to ...
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20. The Last Days of Socrates an unlawful execution
    ... Socratesamp39 friend, Crito, argues with the philosopher to escape his eminent death, and flee the city, but Socrates argues that the state has the right to put ...
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21. Socrates versus the Athenian democracy
    ... idea and form of government of the ancient citystate of Athens. These two would come to a clash, resulting the condemnation and death of Socrates, after trial ...
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22. Socrates philosophy
    ... The main charges brought against Socrates were corrupting the young and not believing in the Gods in whom the city believes in. ...
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23. antigone vs. socrates
    ... Socratesamp39 feelings were summed up on page 64 when he says: ampquotIf the state leads us to ... in a court of law, or in any other place, he must do what his city and his ...
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24. The Events Leading Up to The Trial of Socrates
    ... and questions were supposedly causing unholiness in the citystate. The writer believes that the problems that Critias and Charicles had with Socrates had less ...
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25. Aristotle 3
    ... Socrates attempts to define justice. In attempting to define justice, Socrates attempts to describe a just city. It is in this just ...
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26. Plato
    ... A just soul, then, is a soul whose parts each perform their proper function in harmony with one another, is in the just city. Socrates mentions in 434a that it ...
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27. Plato
    ... Plato uses the city as an image of the human soul to cause both the readers and Socrates brothers to test the strength of their desires. ...
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28. Achilles and Socrates
    ... Socrates showed his love for his community by staying in a city that had condemned him to death. In the Iliad, the concept of a hero is extremely inconsistent. ...
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29. Is it surprising that Socrates was found guilty
    ... The jury knows that Socrates is a nuisance to the city, and that he claims to be the most wise, but Socrates does not fail to remind them. ...
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30. Socrates
    ... got him in trouble when Anytus blamed Socrates for the downfall of Athens. He was accused with two crimes, ampquotnot worshiping the gods whom the city worships, and ...
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