Was Socrates Even A Real Person!?｜Philosophy
March 21, 2017
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as posted by the channelWho was Socrates and what was his philosophy? Why is there doubt about Socrates' existence and who did he teach? This is an animated explanation of the history and ideas of Socrates. It begins with The Republic by Plato and explains the historical/primary sources on the person Socrates. Why did Plato and Xenophon adore him. Why did Aristophanes Hate Plato? the video ends with an examination of the Socratic Problem, the dispute over Socrates' characteristics and personality.
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Thumbnail image of Socrates by Derek Key
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Internet Sources:
Nails, Debra, "Socrates", The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Spring 2014 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.)
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Contradiction in Plato’s presentation of Socrates:
Plato’s Socrates knows that he knows nothing, but also claims to know things in the Apology
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