The Apology of Socrates

Delphi god replied that no one is smart. Socrates certainly believes this is a kind of joke or riddle, he can not talk and talk about what Delphi said. Socrates decided to investigate a man thought to be wise to others or to him, but he was not smart, he just looked outside. The man who heard the news was angry with Socrates and opposed other people against Socrates. After that, Socrates moved from politicians to politicians, from poets to craftsmen 's poets, and they were less clever than Socrates.

The main existing sources of information on the history of Socrates' trial and enforcement are as follows. Apology for Socrates 'jury, historian Xenophon, and Socrates, Socrates, Plato, Socrates' s bottommost epic, Creto and Fado, which is a student of Socrates. In "Socrates' s indictment" (392 B.C.), a sophisticated rhetoricist Polyclauteus (440-370) filed a lawsuit brought by Anthutas, which accused Socrates of BC 403 BC political and religious Activity.

The main sources of Socrates 'trial and enforcement are the Apologetics of Plato' s Socrates and the apology of Xenophon of Athens to Socrates who was his student, the contemporary interpretation includes the journalist IF Stone's "Socrates" The "judgment" (1988) that was being held and the classic scholar Socrates died Robin Waterfield: the elimination of myth (2009). Before philosopher Socrates was judged moral corruption and reverence, the citizens of Athens thought that he was an intellectual and moral person in their society. In the comic book "Cloud" (423 BC), Aristophanes teaches Socrates as a sophisticated philosopher and teaches how to discuss the beating of his father to the young people. Socrates denied the relationship with Sophist, but the playwright showed that Athens bound the philosophical teachings of Socrates with Sophism.

Plato is one of the leading Socrates students, in his article on apology with Socrates, he has written his evidence, including a dialogue on corruption and corruption between Socrates and Socrates. . Apologies are one of four conversations about this most famous trial and its consequences - the others are "Euthyphro", "Phaedo", and "Crito". In his trial, Socrates was condemned by two incidents: corruption to the God of Athens, introduction of a new god, and corruption of the youth of Athens teaching them to question the current situation. It is rude to blame him, as Socrates said that Delphi's oracle is not a wise person in Athens. After listening to the news, he asked everyone I met to find a smart person better than him.