This third edition of 'The Trial and Death of Socrates' presents G. M. A. Grube's distinguished translations, as revised by John Cooper for 'Plato, Complete Works'. A number of new or expanded footnotes are also included along with a Select Bibliography. John M. Cooper is Stuart Professor of Philosophy, Princeton University.
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At the end, when read that Socrates died by the poison, though I am not convinced by his or Plato's argument about the imperishalbe and immortable soul, I was moved by his calmness facing the death. He is right, the real courage comes from the complete and...
评分Before starting Apology I want to talk about the plague and the way it altered life in Athens, as well as, Pericles speech in which convinced Athens to stay the course. There are, I think three obvious tensions that I will briefly describe at the beginning...
评分At the end, when read that Socrates died by the poison, though I am not convinced by his or Plato's argument about the imperishalbe and immortable soul, I was moved by his calmness facing the death. He is right, the real courage comes from the complete and...
评分Before starting Apology I want to talk about the plague and the way it altered life in Athens, as well as, Pericles speech in which convinced Athens to stay the course. There are, I think three obvious tensions that I will briefly describe at the beginning...
评分Before starting Apology I want to talk about the plague and the way it altered life in Athens, as well as, Pericles speech in which convinced Athens to stay the course. There are, I think three obvious tensions that I will briefly describe at the beginning...
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评分苏格拉底无法更固执了
评分第一次：初一 第二次：高二
评分"Euthyphro": the dialectic between autonomy and otherness; "Apology": the Wise cherishes virtue more than wealth, and doesn't think he is somebody when he is nobody; "Crito": the Law is divine law rather than human law, though in the state; "Phaedo": "I was weeping for myself, not for him—for my misfortune in being deprived of such a comrade."
评分不太懂......我不懂他最后为什么要死，明明曾经有可以改变体制（法律）的机会，为什么这么多年都没有改变...？感觉哲学书还是要联系历史来看啊。查了资料后感觉：苏格拉底如果没死，雅典还能多活一段时间
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