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The apology of Socrates

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Philosophy

 

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Daniel R

 

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July 30, 2014

 

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This is voted on by the jury. Socrates suggests that he should be given a wonderful meal for being such a great service to the city. The jury denies this and stands with the sentence of the death penalty. Socrates keeps his composure and tells the jurors that they have done themselves more harm than they have him...
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They have wrongly sentenced an innocent man to death. In closing Socrates tells the jurors that he will enter into death with no fear, because no one but the gods know what happens after death. I don't think Socrates was guilty of anything except for opening people's minds. His teaching and beliefs seem advance for the time, which I think is why they were so rejected...
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