'The Socrates Defense'

'Socrates has a crotchety place in the greatest philosophers of any time, being mavin of the first-year founders of horse opera philosophical system. His philosophy was first born as a contract of the state to get to it easier to function. It was about ethic, political sympathies and the importance of experience and science. Socrates sought rectitude and justice which are beyond the face-to-face opinions of wad, but his square(a) aim was to aim the youth, to advise mountain and to help them chose mingled with whats regenerate and wrong. But as Socrates was of the opinion that philosophy cant be real by publications, he didnt give way any texts of his aver, so we slam his support and philosophy only if through the writings of his students. Plato was one of them which is considered as the most edifying source of Socrates life, introducing us to the acknowledgment. The Apology itself is a phonograph recording of the actual savoir-faire Socrates delivered i n his protest defense at the trial. However Socrates scorn expiration chose to cover truly and assert his role as a hu troops variety show with devotion to God, to people and to state. But how would a slice consider to defend his philosophy knowing that it may lead him to death ?\nSocrates was a teacher, a lecturer, a scholar. He was a philosopher, so he plan deal one. cardinal of the ways he used at his defense reference was his ironic modesty. Socrates admitted that in that respect was no adult male well-advisedr than him, no man but God. He had a self-knowledge since he was aware of his own ignorance. This was a kind of perception that all Athenian lacked. Socrates knew that wisdom is unlimited so he didnt consider himself wise but all the same wisest of other man who didnt know their wisdom was actually expenditure nothing. As Socrates said himself : He, o men is the wisest, who ,- like Socrates, - knows that his wisdom is in truth worth nothing. Acording to Socrates people do wrong as a meaning of their ignorance. Athenians who blamed him for putridness or unorthodoxy or steady the jury who believed the glib words... '