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Socrates (470–399 Bc)

C. C. W. Taylor

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Abstract Assuming the truth of the generally (though not universally) accepted view that all Plato’s dialogues were written after Socrates’ death, the only evidence from Socrates’ own lifetime is Aristophanes’ Clouds, first produced in 423, in which Socrates is a central character.

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Abstract Assuming the truth of the generally (though not universally) accepted view that all Plato’s dialogues were written after Socrates’ death, the only evidence from Socrates’ own lifetime is Aristophanes’ Clouds, first produced in 423, in which Socrates is a central character.

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Abstract Assuming the truth of the generally (though not universally) accepted view that all Plato’s dialogues were written after Socrates’ death, the only evidence from Socrates’ own lifetime is Aristophanes’ Clouds, first produced in 423, in which Socrates is a central character.

Key concepts: SOCRATES, Character (mathematics), Philosophy, Literature, Epistemology, Art, Mathematics, Geometry

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