Η φιλοσοφία του Σωκράτους κατά A. Fouillée
- Approximate level
- C1
- Length
- 32,878 words
- Reading time
- 2 h 44 min
- Chapters
- 13
- Language
- Greek
- On Project Gutenberg since
- 2012
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This book explores the philosophy of Socrates through the lens of A. Fouillée. Written in the early twentieth century, the text uses formal, academic Greek. It is a demanding read, as it features complex sentence structures and specialized philosophical vocabulary. The author examines whether Socrates was primarily a moralist or a metaphysician, analyzing his role in the history of Greek thought. This work is suitable for learners who wish to engage with sophisticated, scholarly prose and deep intellectual inquiry into ancient philosophy.
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Subjects
- Socrates, 470 BC-399 BC
- Philosophy, Ancient
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