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1. The Apology of Socrates
   ... Another example of Socrates consistency, is not begging, and pleading for his life.SOcrates feels like he has done nothing wrong, and he does not care what ...
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2. The Crito
   ... Socrates escape. Socrates feels that the opinion of some should be regarded and the opinion of the others should not. Next Crito ...
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3. The Noble Lie
   ... interest. Socrates feels that the guardians will be the backbone of the state who will protect the state and the people. And, that ...
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4. The Noble Lie
   ... interest. Socrates feels that the guardians will be the backbone of the state who will protect the state and the people. And, that ...
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5. Platoamp39s Republic 2
   ... Socrates feels that the quality of an individualamp39s mind determines how they will act and inherently has a direct effect on true justice. ...
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6. Plato vs. Materialists
   ... Socrates feels that in his writing, Homer has pretended to be people he is not, such as a politician, general, businessman, teacher, and philosopher. ...
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7. Platoamp39s three waves
   ... plan. Socrates feels that the best way to establish a just city would be to create a city that has three classes of people. The ...
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8. Socrates sides with Creon or Antigone
   ... Socrates feels that the gods or higher power have led him to believe his actions are not wrong and in is words, god has commanded what he does. ...
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9. The Story of Socrates and Crito
   ... them. Socrates feels as though is his duty is to expose the ampquotwiseampquot mans false wisdom as ignorance by questioning them. Unfortunately ...
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10. socrates
    ... Socrates feels that in order to achieve human excellence one must go through a process he calls the ampquotimprovement of the soul.ampquot He describes this as an inquiry ...
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11. Socrates and his pursuit
    ... themselves. The pupils havenamp39t learned this art yet, but thatamp39s what Socrates feels he can help build in there thinking process. Perhaps ...
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12. Socrates
    ... This is why Socrates feels that the arts, such as poetry, should be censored it would help decrease the digression of societyamp39s intellect. ...
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13. lying arguments
    ... The first type called the true lie, in Socrates mind feels, as this type is impossible. ... My feelings towards lying are very close to the way Socrates feels. ...
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14. sex
    ... Throughout the book Socrates displays the way he feels about the mind soul and body. ... Socrates feels that the body is one big mass of evil. ...
    (1327 Words -- Approx. 5 Pages)

15. Plato
    ... The only two choices Socrates feels he has towards this situation are either to obey the state by staying in jail and proceeding with his sentence, or to ...
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16. Crito
    ... and reputation. Crito tells Socrates ampquot you might of saved yourselfampquot but Socrates feels he has chosen to save himself. He has chosen ...
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17. Socrates philosophy
    ... This is one of Socrates biggest beliefs. He feels since he was wronged by the death penalty, that he would be doing wrong in return if he left the city without ...
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18. 2.a Why does the Athenian jury convict Socrates, and why does ...
    ... Socrates feels that no one will make these people selfreflect. Another reason Socrates maintained his innocence is because it made his teaching more valuable. ...
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19. Debate ampquotCrito,ampquot by Plato, and ampquotLetter from Birmingham Jail,ampquot by ...
    ... He believes that there are two types of laws, just and unjust. He, like Socrates, feels that there is a moral obligation to obeying just laws. ...
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20. Higher Love in The Symposium and Confessions
    ... Both men have found a path to such enlightenment, but through different methods: Socrates feels that love without sexual contact is a path towards higher being ...
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21. Defense of Socrates
    ... Socrates goes on to refuse changing his ways in order to avoid death for two reasons. The first being that he feels he is doing the work of the gods, and the ...
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22. Platos Utopia
    ... By hearing certain stories Socrates feels that the youth could interpret them wrong and in turn be corrupted by the myths and falsehoods. ...
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23. antigone vs. socrates
    ... not leave them. Socrates, contrary to what Crito says, feels that he has an implied contract with the State. He believes that his ...
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24. Apology
    ... His accusers had proposed the death penalty and Socrates feels he can make no real counter proposal. His sense of right and wrong does not allow him to do so. ...
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25. Apology
    ... His accusers had proposed the death penalty and Socrates feels he can make no real counter proposal. His sense of right and wrong does not allow him to do so. ...
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26. Analysis of the Crito
    ... I believe Socrates feels this way because he has lived under the laws of Athens for 70 years and he has raised his children under the same principles. ...
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27. Antigone Versus Socrates in the Crito
    ... of the state. Socrates, instead, feels that disobeying the order of the state would in fact disobey the gods. He believes that because ...
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28. Platoamp39s The Republic Book 14
    ... our state will suffer. Socrates then goes on and feels he has found this ideal state he has been pursuing. He says since itamp39s a ...
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29. Plauto Thoreau and King
    ... Thoreauamp39s philosophy is the furthest removed from Socratesamp39, who feels that governments are essential to keep order and peace. Thoreau ...
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30. Platoamp39s Apology
    ... 28b. Socrates explains that he feels no remorse for his actions, and would not reverse them even if given the opportunity. His ...
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