Death Of Socrates : Hero Villain Chatterbox Saint
Death Of Socrates : Hero Villain Chatterbox Saint
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Book Summary
About the Book: Death of Socrates: Hero, Villain, Chatterbox, Saint Socrates is revered as a man who spoke truth to power. Yet his death in 399 BC was the first time in recorded history that a democratic government condemned a person to death for their beliefs. His death was a potent symbol of free speech, and Socrates fatehas haunted Western thought ever since-a guiding influence on Plato, John Stuart Mills, Nietzsche and Martin Luther King. In this incisive survey of philosophy and politics, renowned classicist and translator Emily Wilson unravels ancient philosophys most enduring-and hardest-questions: why did ancient Athens execute its leading intellectual? How do
ISBN-13
9781806492633
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Profile Books
Publishing Date
2026-11-12
Product Edition
1
Total Pages
256

Death Of Socrates : Hero Villain Chatterbox Saint

by Emily Wilson (Author),
Profile Books (Publisher)
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Book Summary
About the Book: Death of Socrates: Hero, Villain, Chatterbox, Saint Socrates is revered as a man who spoke truth to power. Yet his death in 399 BC was the first time in recorded history that a democratic government condemned a person to death for their beliefs. His death was a potent symbol of free speech, and Socrates fatehas haunted Western thought ever since-a guiding influence on Plato, John Stuart Mills, Nietzsche and Martin Luther King. In this incisive survey of philosophy and politics, renowned classicist and translator Emily Wilson unravels ancient philosophys most enduring-and hardest-questions: why did ancient Athens execute its leading intellectual? How do
Book Specifications
ISBN-13
9781806492633
Language
English
Binding
Paper Back
Publisher
Profile Books
Publishing Date
2026-11-12
Product Edition
1
Total Pages
256