Socrates and Epicurus - Live Life Without Fear of Death

Many people are afraid of death, but philosophers such as Socrates and Epyclus will argue that there is no reason to worry about death. Socrates believes that death is the blessing you desire, if death is nothing but relocation of the soul, and Epicurus believes that people should not worry about death. Bad epiculus believes that death itself is completely perceptual lacking, and there is no pleasure or pain. As Socrates does not give the rationale of death as a blessing, and Epicurus' s assertion is convincing, I agree with Epicurus.

Both Socrates and Epicura discussed the concept of death, and both philosophers thought they should not be afraid of death. Socrates believes that the world after death and death are eternal sleep. Epicurus is thought based on the fact that you should not be afraid of the fact that it does not cause pain. In this article, I will study the view on the death of Epicura and Socrates and discuss why Socrates' perception of death is more rational than Epicurean. If we start with Socrates and his concepts of life after death, you can see that he implies that death brings the soul to a better place. In the last speech of Socrates that he condemns the death penalty, he says, "Whether death is in the empty state or in a completely unconscious state, or as people say, moves from this world to another world" (Plato) Page 8)

Comparing the two philosophers, it is clear that the view of Socrates' death is more reliable than epicurus. In the opinion of Socrates' death, there are two possible outcomes whether it is eternal sleep or the afterlife. Socrates provided a possible purpose after death and the definition of epiculus was confusing and raised several questions such as his classification of happiness and justice. Like most philosophers, Socrates' opinion is not ashamed of criticism. Most of the critics on his work are questioning whether this idea exists in later generations. It is easy to reduce this description, as Socrates has never really understood his view on future generations and he himself thought of the possibility of death without a subsequent generation. In this regard, Socrates believes that if there is no further generation, it will be in nothing condition and will be in an eternal sleeping state. Very fun

In contrast, the refutation of Epicuras against his critics is less clear than Socrates. The view of death of epiculus caused confusion in the sense of happiness and justice. In his career, he once said: "If you do not have a wise, glorious, fair life, you can not live a happy life. Lulu, page 26. Therefore, Epicuras defines justice as the happiness of most people, because he does not respond to justice, happiness, honor, and wisdom, most people respond to these same convictions, they are all the same It is because it makes a hypothesis that it is. The individual has the same feeling