The Apology of Socrates
| ავტორი | Plato |
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The Apology of Socrates by Plato (Penguin Classics) — Socrates’ defence at his trial in Athens, 399 BC. Facing death with irony and complete moral courage, he refuses to abandon his philosophical mission. At under sixty pages, one of the most rewarding texts in Western philosophy. Trans. Hugh Tredennick.
 გამომცემლობა | Penguin Classics |
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 ყდის ტიპი | რბილი ყდა |
 ენა | ინგლისური |
პროდუქტის ფასის ცვლილებაზე შეტყობინებები გააქტიურებულია. თუკი ეს პროდუქტი გაიაფდება, ამის შესახებ პირველი შენი გაიგებ.
მიუთითე ელფოსტა და პირველმა გაიგე, როცა ეს პროდუქტი გაიაფდება.
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Witness Socrates’ legendary defense speech before the Athenian jury in 399 BC, where this foundational philosopher confronts charges of impiety with unwavering moral conviction and intellectual clarity that has shaped Western philosophy for 2,500 years. Plato’s firsthand account reveals why Socrates chose principle over survival, making this 64-page masterwork essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the roots of ethical thinking and the power of examined life.
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In 399 BC, the city of Athens put its most famous philosopher on trial. The charges: impiety and corrupting the young. The sentence: death. Socrates, given the opportunity to defend himself before the jury, delivered a speech of such moral clarity and such complete fearlessness that it has been read without interruption for two and a half thousand years.
Plato’s account of that speech — the Apology, or defence — is one of the essential short texts in the history of Western thought. Socrates explains his philosophical mission: Apollo told him through the oracle at Delphi that he was the wisest man in Athens, and he has spent his life testing that claim by questioning those who are said to know things. What he found was that none of them knew as much as they thought — and that recognising one’s own ignorance is the beginning of wisdom.
In fewer than sixty pages, here is everything you need to understand what philosophy is for — and what it can cost. Hugh Tredennick’s translation. Published by Penguin Classics.
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| ავტორი | Plato |
|---|---|
| გამომცემლობა | Penguin Classics |
| გვერდების რაოდენობა | 64 |
| ISBN | 9780141397641 |
| ყდის ტიპი | რბილი ყდა |
| ენა | ინგლისური |
| ფორმატი | 198 x 129 mm |
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