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Socrates was sent by the gods to wake up Athens.
-“he says kill me and you may continue sleeping.”
- a specific type of teacher in ancient greek and roman empire. |
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| to know that one does not know. |
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| How is socrates Speaking at the trial. |
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| he is speaking in a very plain manner. as if he is talking to someone because he does not know the law. |
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| the oracle at Delphi says that |
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| Socrates is the wises man in the world. |
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| Who are the main guys charging Socrates? |
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| Antigone is considered both. |
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--courageous woman.
--she is also a coward. |
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| Similarities between Socrates and Antigone. |
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--both can be considered committing treason.
-- both on trial.
--both willing to dye
--both committing suicide. |
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| Differences between Socrates and Antigone. |
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Antigone.
-she knows whats going to happen after she dies. She is going to be with her friends and family.
--relationship with death.
--Antigone thinks that the gods are going to decide her fate after death.
• She wants to be dead to be with her family members.
• She needs to burry her brother so he is able to be with him in the afterlife.
Antigone put herself in a trial
she cannot control her own fate.
Socrates.
socrates did not put himself into a trial
he controls his own fate. |
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| What are the formal Accusations |
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-corrupts the youth of Athens.
--Atheist and Heretic. |
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| What are the informal Accusations |
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The Older charges against Socrates are harder to argue against. They are rumors/gossip/slander.
-he is a teacher.
-he is sophist.
-he makes the weaker argument appear stronger
-he bamboozles people.
-investigates things above the heavens and below the earth. |
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| What is the question that |
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| Chaerephon goes to the oracle of delphi and asks who is the wises man in the work. the oracles tells the answer in riddles if give them sacrifice. |
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--The men who are typically disdained for teaching their students how to make a weaker arguments overcome stronger stronger.
-- a specific type of teacher in ancient greek and roman empire.
--people who trained the youth how to be politicians and how to make flowery arguments. |
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