Socrates
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| Rating | : | 4.44 (638 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B001NINBCW |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 188 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Saving Athens' soul in spite of itself." according to Epops. Alfred Edward Taylor was the son of a Methodist minister, who was educated at Oxford and taught moral philosophy. He spent his last years teaching at Edinburgh, where he died in 19Saving Athens' soul in spite of itself. Epops Alfred Edward Taylor was the son of a Methodist minister, who was educated at Oxford and taught moral philosophy. He spent his last years teaching at Edinburgh, where he died in 1945. He was a leading authority on Plato.This brief popular study of Socrates was first published in Britain in 1933. It is divided into four sections.In the first section, on Socrates' early life, Taylor creates a very full picture of Socrates in his younger years, much more specific than most modern experts believe is justified. Bu. 5. He was a leading authority on Plato.This brief popular study of Socrates was first published in Britain in 19Saving Athens' soul in spite of itself. Alfred Edward Taylor was the son of a Methodist minister, who was educated at Oxford and taught moral philosophy. He spent his last years teaching at Edinburgh, where he died in 19Saving Athens' soul in spite of itself. Epops Alfred Edward Taylor was the son of a Methodist minister, who was educated at Oxford and taught moral philosophy. He spent his last years teaching at Edinburgh, where he died in 1945. He was a leading authority on Plato.This brief popular study of Socrates was first published in Britain in 1933. It is divided into four sections.In the first section, on Socrates' early life, Taylor creates a very full picture of Socrates in his younger years, much more specific than most modern experts believe is justified. Bu. 5. He was a leading authority on Plato.This brief popular study of Socrates was first published in Britain in 1933. It is divided into four sections.In the first section, on Socrates' early life, Taylor creates a very full picture of Socrates in his younger years, much more specific than most modern experts believe is justified. Bu. Saving Athens' soul in spite of itself. Alfred Edward Taylor was the son of a Methodist minister, who was educated at Oxford and taught moral philosophy. He spent his last years teaching at Edinburgh, where he died in 19Saving Athens' soul in spite of itself. Epops Alfred Edward Taylor was the son of a Methodist minister, who was educated at Oxford and taught moral philosophy. He spent his last years teaching at Edinburgh, where he died in 1945. He was a leading authority on Plato.This brief popular study of Socrates was first published in Britain in 1933. It is divided into four sections.In the first section, on Socrates' early life, Taylor creates a very full picture of Socrates in his younger years, much more specific than most modern experts believe is justified. Bu. 5. He was a leading authority on Plato.This brief popular study of Socrates was first published in Britain in 1933. It is divided into four sections.In the first section, on Socrates' early life, Taylor creates a very full picture of Socrates in his younger years, much more specific than most modern experts believe is justified. Bu. . It is divided into four sections.In the first section, on Socrates' early life, Taylor creates a very full picture of Socrates in his younger years, much more specific than most modern experts believe is justified. Bu. rblk said Five Stars. Great price and great condition.
In the next section, covering Socrates' trial and death, Taylor does a good job of elucidating the political and legal issues of the trial. In the final section, Taylor elaborates on Socrates' thinking, attributing to him ideas, such as the doctrine of the Forms and his conception of the Soul, that modern authorities would consider Plato's. This alone makes Taylor's book well worth reading.. In the first section, on Socrates' early life, Taylor creates a very full picture of Socrates in his younger years, much more specific than most modern experts believe is justified. Many thinkers have shared Taylor's vision of Socrates as a spiritual figure, a sort of pagan Jesus Christ, and there is no doubt that the Western intellectual tradition begins with Socrates. This brief popular study of Socrates by Alfred Edward Taylor was first