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The Socratic way of life : Xenophon's Memorabilia / Thomas L. Pangle.
Publisher: Chicago ; London : The University of Chicago Press, 2018Description: 1 online resource (301 pages)Content type:- text
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- 9780226516929 (e-book)
- PA4494.M6 P36 2018
Contents:
Socrates's innocence of the injustices for which he was executed. Socrates was not guilty of impiety or disbelief as regards the gods of Athens -- Socrates was not guilty of corrupting the young -- Socrates's active justice, as benefiter of others -- How Socrates benefited through his piety and his self-mastery -- How Socrates benefited in regard to family and friends -- How Socrates benefited those reaching for the noble/beautiful (kalon) -- Socrates as beneficial tutor -- Xenophon's conclusion.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Socrates's innocence of the injustices for which he was executed. Socrates was not guilty of impiety or disbelief as regards the gods of Athens -- Socrates was not guilty of corrupting the young -- Socrates's active justice, as benefiter of others -- How Socrates benefited through his piety and his self-mastery -- How Socrates benefited in regard to family and friends -- How Socrates benefited those reaching for the noble/beautiful (kalon) -- Socrates as beneficial tutor -- Xenophon's conclusion.
Electronic reproduction
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, MI : ProQuest, 2018. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest affiliated libraries.
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