Reviews
"The Insult Variety in the Face of Socrates," which many people have described, is a book that says, "In a relatively fair and objective manner, we're going to be able to read with us the son of Socrates in Ado's "What Ancient Philosophy is" -- and it's a great opportunity to understand the great mass of Western philosophy that has become deeply entrenched in Western philosophy.
I'd like to recommend a reading by those who want to explore and improve their lives. I read this book three times. It was nice to meet the passionate philosopher Socrates who wanted to remind us not to make mistakes that we don't know by mistaking. The Socrates who has been sacrificed to angry people who have failed to accept his goodwill also now lets us look back on whether we are rejecting a person of goodness and virtue to hide our weaknesses. The realization of ignorance, moral
It's a philosophical way of thinking critically about what philosophers say. A famous philosopher wrote a book that should not be trusted without faith, but should be read by yourself.
That's easier and more convincing than I thought. I thought it was a Socrates book, and there were only so many nouns and phrases, but it was one step away that gave me a chance to read them critically and in three dimensions.
Louis-André Dorión: Socrates
The philosopher Socrates, a lot of philosophers, talked about him, but he spoke of himself in his mask. Socrates did not leave a note. We know Socrates as the only one in the story of his post-mortal disciples: Socrates. So who is Socrates? Is it a natural philosopher sitting in a basket of poles, exploring celestial phenomena, or a Sopiest who taught false arguments to win the argument? Or is it a philosophical hero who found the purpose of an oracle and stopped his philosophy life, so he was falsely accused of being a philosophical man who even died? Or is it traditional value protectors or too much? Socrates does not give us a clear answer to this question. No, I deliberately refuse to attempt to restore the true identity of Socrates. Instead of looking for the historical Socrates face-to-face, author Louis-andre Dorion introduces many testimony about Socrates as reported by four historical witnesses. Whatever Socrates' idea of virtue and happiness that he has used, the author shows that Socrates is a constant source of various philosophical inspirations. Then this source is not necessarily the domain of professional philosophers. Socrates, who is interested in philosophy, wherever he meets him. If the attitude of life, death, justice and courage is a condition of human existence, then Socrates will be a superior guide on the way to moral question through our own Socrates.
Korean title: 소크라테스
Korean author: 루이-앙드레 도리옹
Korean publisher: 소요서가
ISBN-13: 9791197883910
Reviews
"The Insult Variety in the Face of Socrates," which many people have described, is a book that says, "In a relatively fair and objective manner, we're going to be able to read with us the son of Socrates in Ado's "What Ancient Philosophy is" -- and it's a great opportunity to understand the great mass of Western philosophy that has become deeply entrenched in Western philosophy.
I'd like to recommend a reading by those who want to explore and improve their lives. I read this book three times. It was nice to meet the passionate philosopher Socrates who wanted to remind us not to make mistakes that we don't know by mistaking. The Socrates who has been sacrificed to angry people who have failed to accept his goodwill also now lets us look back on whether we are rejecting a person of goodness and virtue to hide our weaknesses. The realization of ignorance, moral
It's a philosophical way of thinking critically about what philosophers say. A famous philosopher wrote a book that should not be trusted without faith, but should be read by yourself.
That's easier and more convincing than I thought. I thought it was a Socrates book, and there were only so many nouns and phrases, but it was one step away that gave me a chance to read them critically and in three dimensions.
