Socrates' Criteria: A Libertarian Interpretation

Lanham, Md.: Upa (2011)
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Socrates’ Criteria: A Libertarian Interpretation argues that Socrates requires definitions for freedom or rational agency. Socrates is freedom’s advocate; he is not an early epistemologist or semanticist. Due to this, he is still relevant to current philosophy

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