Back to category: Religion Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. Analasis of The Apology and The Republic The Apology is the first of three dialogues on the trial and death of Socrates. Socrates believes that no man is wiser than he is. However Socrates still believes that he himself is not wise. At frist Socrates doubts the orical and sets out to find a man who is wiser than he is. After surching for a while Socrates finds a man whom many believe is wise and he himself thinks he is wise but Socrates reveals that this man is not wise and this then leads to the hatred of Socrates. Socrates believes that a man who is truely wise knows that he is ignorant. Soon after all of Athens become to hate Socrates and he is given the death penalty. If he had been willing to copromise and to stop teaching his phlosophy he may have been able to live. He thought he had to keep up with his teachings, he thought that God had sent him to earth to teach men who were not as wise as himself. Socrates believed that to stop his teachings whould be to disobey God. Soc... Posted by: Jessica Linton Limited version - please login or register to view the entire paper. |
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