Description
As Socrates awaits trial on charges of impiety, he encounters Euthyphro, a self-proclaimed expert in religious matters who is prosecuting his own father. Their conversation becomes a searching inquiry into the nature of piety, justice, and divine approval, exposing the difficulty of defining what is morally and religiously right. Through probing questions and ironic exchanges, the dialogue examines the limits of human knowledge and the dangers of mistaking confidence for wisdom. At once philosophical investigation and dramatic courtroom prelude, the work remains a foundational exploration of ethics, religion, and the Socratic method.
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paperback
CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Published Jan 1, 2015
34 pages
ISBN: 9781512077681
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Details
First Published
0399
Language
eng
Translation
From: grc
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Content and trigger warnings for Euthyphro by Plato.