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...bout writing that turns out to be dangerous and this explains something of Socrates' reservations about speaking and writing, for these have "the power to brea

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...might "entertain a thought" that he is mortal, and while we might say that Socrates is thinking about the particular fact that he is mortal, sometimes we say t

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...ics''' refers to the early Greek philosophers who generally lived before [[Socrates]] and were not influenced by him. ...first who noticed that with Socrates philosophy had taken a new turn. With Socrates' emphasis on [[humanism]] and [[Ethics|ethical]] values he distinguished hi

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...t have reason to doubt that all men are mortal, or one might find out that Socrates is actually an angel. But if both the two premises hold, the deductive conc

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...[[Athens|Athenians]] [[Socrates]], [[Plato]] and [[Aristotle]]. But before Socrates, there were plenty of other philosophers. Some consider [[Thales]] the fath ...any philosopher. Many of the problems which originate in the dialogues of Socrates and Plato and in the more systematic thought of Aristotle haunt philosophy

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...the narrative. Although there are three participants in the conversation, Socrates' and Hermocrates' part is limited to an introductory role. The main role is ...1910.</ref>. We encounter the same speakers as those from the ''Timaeus'': Socrates, Timaeus of Locri, Hermocrates and Critias.

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'''Socrates''' (470/69 B.C. &ndash; 399 B.C.) ...the ''Apology'' of Plato is alleged to be a record of an actual speech of Socrates

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