Plato's The Crito

There are many examples of Plato's critique, Socrates stays in Athens and cites the reasons for facing his death. The scope of discussion ranged from his age to impossible and two reactions to a common reaction failed. One of the reasons I'm going against is the obligation of Socrates against the city where he lived and the expression of the rules he followed. In Athens, like other cities, people follow the rules set in their respective cities. Because he / she believes these laws or does not believe and is silent.

In Plato 's apology, Plato stated that Socrates' sin was pronounced "infringing the young people, not believing in the god of state faith, but believing in other new spiritual beings" (24c). In Plato's critic, Socrates' s faithful friend, Creo tried to save him. But Socrates still shows that he will not leave Athens, he would rather accept the death penalty rather generously. - At Plato's apology, he talked about how Socrates 'friend, Chaerephon, went to the temple of Delphi, and asked God how Socrates' s wisdom and how it compares with other people on the planet It was. "I asked if he was wiser than anyone than me, and he said that Pythian is not smart anybody" (Plato). This reaction is very confusing for Socrates. Because he bothered him for a while that he is not at all bad.

In Plato's 'criticism', Socrates and Christ talked deeply about the cause of Socrates escape. Socrates was accused of defiling the hearts of the young people in Athens. Christopher's student and close friend Christos tried to persuade him to escape because he did not believe that Socrates committed the actual crime. Socrates believes that if the government punishes him because he violated the commandments he may have violated the law. - Socrates's Socrates trial is a source of excellent events between Socrates' life and death. Athens is a democratic city and I am proud of freedom. Especially their freedom of speech. Socrates is a political philosopher who does not agree with freedom brought by democracy of Athens. But it is in his trial that the democracy of Athens and Socrates itself shows their hypocrisy.

In Athens, 399 BC, Socrates was tried for rude and corrupted youth. He was found guilty and received a death sentence. Written by Plato, Crito is the dialogue between Socrates and his best friend Christo. It will be set up in a cell of a prison in Socrates on the day before he is being executed. Creo came to dawn and persuaded Socrates to break the law and break the prison. Indeed, he gave bribes to security guards and made all the arrangements necessary for Socrates to escape. But Socrates can only persuade law violations to be genuine through rational arguments.