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Mentioned in 4 episodes

Crito

Book • 1752

In 'Crito,' Plato presents a dialogue between Socrates and his friend Crito, who tries to persuade Socrates to escape from prison.

The dialogue delves into themes of justice, duty, and the moral obligations of citizens towards their state.

Socrates argues that he must obey the laws of Athens, even if they are unjust, because he has benefited from them throughout his life.

Mentioned by

Owen Fitzpatrick

Rachel Gottlieb

Mentioned in 4 episodes

Mentioned by

Ellie Anderson

in relation to Socrates' decision to accept his death sentence.

Discretion with Barry Lam

Recommended by Father Bonaventure to be read after 'Apology' and alongside 'Euthyphro'.

Plato and His Dialogues

Mentioned by

Jack Symes

as one of the dialogues that will be discussed during the episodes.

Episode 70, Plato's Euthyphro: Socrates Accused (Part I - The Dialogue)

Mentioned by

Owen Fitzpatrick

as one of Plato's dialogues where Socrates refuses to escape prison.

HOW SOCRATES CAN CHANGE YOUR LIFE

Mentioned by

Rachel Gottlieb

as one of the foundational texts that raises questions such as what hold does your city have over you.

Plato's Dialogues: Crito, Phaedo, Euthyphro, Symposium, and the Laws

Mentioned in relation to Socrates' time in prison.

75: Socrates’ Apology

Genoemd door

Rico Sneller

als een dialoog waarin Socrates de kans krijgt om te ontsnappen uit zijn dode cel.

Mentioned among other dialogues by Plato that have been read and discussed.

Plato's Meno and Education with Dr. Daniel Wagner

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