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The Apology
The Defense of Socrates
Book • 399
In 'The Apology,' Plato presents Socrates' defense against the charges of impiety and corrupting the youth.
Socrates argues that he is innocent and that his actions are divinely inspired, as indicated by the Oracle at Delphi.
He defends his method of questioning and exposing the ignorance of others, which he believes is a service to the state.
Despite his defense, Socrates is found guilty and sentenced to death.
The dialogue is a powerful critique of the Athenian justice system and a testament to Socrates' commitment to his philosophical principles.
Socrates argues that he is innocent and that his actions are divinely inspired, as indicated by the Oracle at Delphi.
He defends his method of questioning and exposing the ignorance of others, which he believes is a service to the state.
Despite his defense, Socrates is found guilty and sentenced to death.
The dialogue is a powerful critique of the Athenian justice system and a testament to Socrates' commitment to his philosophical principles.
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Dan Harris as a book where the author wrote an apology from the perspective of her abusive father.


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Recommended by Jordan Peterson as a short and insightful read.

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Mentioned by
Manoush Zomorodi as the author of "The Apology", a book exploring the concept of apologies and their significance in healing.


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Mentioned as the basis for understanding Socrates' trial and defense.

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Mentioned by
Manoush Zomorodi as the author of "The Apology", a book exploring the concept of apologies.


Listen Again: Making Amends