Socrates
by:
C.C.W. Taylor
Language: English
Format: Paperback
ISBN 10: 0192876015
ISBN 13: 9780192876010
Publication date:
March 25th, 1999
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Pages: 120
Genres: Romance, History, Philosophy
C.C.W. Taylor explores the life and influence of Socrates, a figure who stands at the crossroads of philosophical thought. With a knack for blending historical insight with engaging narratives, Taylor delves into Socrates' quest for knowledge, his revolutionary ideas, and his unwavering commitment to questioning the status quo.
The book reveals how Socrates, often considered the father of Western philosophy, challenged conventional wisdom and inspired countless thinkers who followed in his footsteps. Taylor paints a warm yet critical portrait, inviting readers to consider how Socrates' teachings resonate even today.
Through vivid storytelling and rich analysis, this examination brings readers closer to understanding not just Socrates himself, but also the profound impact he had on philosophy and society as a whole. It's a journey that encourages self-reflection and the pursuit of truth, making it a remarkable read for anyone curious about the roots of philosophical inquiry.
The book reveals how Socrates, often considered the father of Western philosophy, challenged conventional wisdom and inspired countless thinkers who followed in his footsteps. Taylor paints a warm yet critical portrait, inviting readers to consider how Socrates' teachings resonate even today.
Through vivid storytelling and rich analysis, this examination brings readers closer to understanding not just Socrates himself, but also the profound impact he had on philosophy and society as a whole. It's a journey that encourages self-reflection and the pursuit of truth, making it a remarkable read for anyone curious about the roots of philosophical inquiry.