Plato's Apology the life and teaching of Socrates.
Mortimer J. Adler introduces Socrates first as a man who perplexed, inspired, and enraged his fellow citizens; then as a teacher who revolutionized the concept of the teacher's role; and finally, as a philosopher who disturbed the complacency of men's minds for all times.
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Chicago, IL :
Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp.,
[198-?], 1962.
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| Series: | Classical Greece
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