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Mentioned in 7 episodes
Memorabilia
Book • 1650
Xenophon's 'Memorabilia' is a collection of anecdotes and dialogues that portray the life and teachings of Socrates.
Written in the 4th century BC, it offers valuable insights into Socratic philosophy and its impact on ancient Greece.
The work presents Socrates as a teacher who used questioning and critical thinking to challenge conventional wisdom and encourage self-examination.
Through vivid accounts of conversations and events, Xenophon captures the essence of Socratic thought and its enduring relevance.
'Memorabilia' remains a significant historical and philosophical text, providing a rich understanding of one of history's most influential thinkers.
Written in the 4th century BC, it offers valuable insights into Socratic philosophy and its impact on ancient Greece.
The work presents Socrates as a teacher who used questioning and critical thinking to challenge conventional wisdom and encourage self-examination.
Through vivid accounts of conversations and events, Xenophon captures the essence of Socratic thought and its enduring relevance.
'Memorabilia' remains a significant historical and philosophical text, providing a rich understanding of one of history's most influential thinkers.
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Mentioned in 7 episodes
Mentioned by Dr. Frank Grabowski in the context of comparing and contrasting different accounts of Socrates' life and philosophy.
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A Discussion on Hesiod's Theogony
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Ryan Holiday and 
Agnes Callard in relation to their accounts of Socrates' life and philosophy.
Ryan Holiday and Agnes Callard in relation to their accounts of Socrates' life and philosophy.
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Agnes Callard on Socrates and Wisdom
Mentioned as a book Zeno read that led him to seek out philosophers like Socrates.
We Can Always Be Born Again | The Life of Zeno
Mentioned by Caleb as a book read by Zeno in a bookseller's shop.
The Laughing Cynic Who Taught Stoicism's Founder (Episode 185)
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Donald Robertson and Robin Waterfield in the context of comparing his writings about Socrates to Plato's.
Donald Robertson and Robin Waterfield in the context of comparing his writings about Socrates to Plato's.
Plato of Athens, with Robin Waterfield
