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"Apology, Crito, and Phaedo of Socrates" presents three foundational dialogues in Western philosophy, chronicling the final days and philosophical justifications of Socrates. Written by Plato, these works offer unparalleled insight into the life and thought of one of history's most influential thinkers.
"Apology" recounts Socrates's defense against accusations of impiety and corrupting the youth, revealing his unwavering commitment to truth and virtue. "Crito" explores themes of justice, law, and civic duty, as Socrates debates whether to escape his death sentence. Finally, "Phaedo" delves into the nature of the soul, immortality, and the pursuit of ultimate knowledge, culminating in Socrates's profound and peaceful death.
These dialogues, cornerstones of classical literature and ancient Greek thought, continue to resonate with readers seeking wisdom and ethical guidance. Explore the timeless arguments and enduring legacy of Socrates in this essential collection.
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