Censorship, Socrates, and 1984

Death, this is the easiest solution to stop unnecessary dreams, ideas and ideas. Ideas and ideas are the most personal attributes, but there are already entities that can silence unpopular ideas as needed and will continue to exist. Death seems to be harsh and unnecessary words, but this is a censorship system, it is a death from a dream of creating a new reality. An example of a child may seem incongruous, but a child can easily understand how the world works, but afraid of what their ideas bring can bring a specific book Please look at the tragedy of not allowing you to read.

Wise review system In the Republic of Plato, Socrates claims that the story will affect the souls of people listening to them. From this point of view, he continues to claim that censorship is necessary as well as society. Socrates wants to investigate poetry, art, science which is not profitable for both productive and society. He believes that poetry is neither philosophical nor practical, and it does not lead to real knowledge. Instead, he noticed that it was immoral, and brought about desire and passion.

In 399 BC, Greek philosopher Socrates despised his philosophical teaching review by the Greek state, was sentenced to death by drinking poisonous blood. Socrates' student Plato is said to support censorship in his thesis on the republic against the existence of democracy. Contrary to Plato, Greek playwright Euripides (480 - 406 BC) defended the true freedom of freedom, including the right to speak freely. In 1766, Sweden became the first country to legally abolish the censorship system.

In Athens where democracy prospered first, Socrates tended to sacrifice his own life, not accepting the review of his teachings. Socrates is responsible for the worship of the strange gods and the corruption of the young people he teaches and keeps free discussions as the best public service. Therefore, he was the first person who developed the philosophy of intellectual freedom. Ironically, his disciple Plato is the first philosopher to build a theoretical foundation for knowledge, religion, art review.