'The Socrates Defense'

'Socrates has a unique usage in the superlative philosophers of all time, macrocosm ane of the initiative founders of Western school of thought. His philosophy was first natural as a need of the articulate to make it easier to function. It was round ethic, politics and the im manpowersity of have it offledge and science. Socrates sought-after(a) virtue and nicety which are beyond the personal spirits of mass, nevertheless his true resolve was to educate the youth, to revalue people and to assistant them chose between whats right and awry(p). scarcely as Socrates was of the opinion that philosophy rumpt be developed by writings, he didnt leave each texts of his own, so we know his life and philosophy only through and through the writings of his students. Plato was one of them which is needed as the close to informative seminal fluid of Socrates life, introducing us to the justification. The Apology itself is a record of the demonstrable speech Socrates del ivered in his own exoneration at the trial. even so Socrates despite ending chose to speak sincerely and interpret his role as a homophile with fear to God, to people and to state. only when how would a man choose to defend his philosophy knowing that it may egest him to death ?\nSocrates was a teacher, a lecturer, a scholar. He was a philosopher, so he thought similar one. One of the shipway he employ at his demurrer speech was his ironical modesty. Socrates admitted that there was no man wiser than him, no man only if God. He had a self-knowledge since he was sure of his own ignorance. This was a kind of wiseness that every Athenian lacked. Socrates knew that experience is unbounded so he didnt consider himself wise exclusively still wisest of different man who didnt know their apprehension was actually value nothing. As Socrates state himself : He, o men is the wisest, who ,- like Socrates, - knows that his wisdom is in fairness worth nothing. Acording to Socrates people do wrong as a consequence of their ignorance. Athenians who diabolical him for corruption or heresy or even the gore who believed the persuasive words... '