Socrates as a Lawyer in Today's World
Socrates, one of the most prominent figures in ancient Greek philosophy, had a profound impact on the legal world with his questioning method and ethical principles. So, what kind of lawyer would Socrates be if he lived today?
Socratic Method and Legal Defense
One of Socrates' most distinctive
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This was one of the things she loved best about books. She might never know who had written the dedication, or how long ago, or to whom, but she could briefly clasp hands with them across eternity, a chance meeting of souls made possible by their shared love of a story.
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(Dedication to Sagan's wife, Ann Druyan, in Cosmos)
Twice the wit is needed to deal with someone with none A job that demands complete dedication, has fixed hours and is repetitive is intolerable; better is one which is free from boredom and which combines variety and import- ance, because change is refreshing
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One of his former students, Joseph Agassi, described his personal characteristics as ‘boundless dedication, stern moralism and a tendency to complain’.
What are these tools, these techniques of suffering, these means of experiencing the pain of problems constructively that I call discipline? There are four: delaying of gratification, acceptance of responsibility, dedication to truth, and balancing.
Blindness, which has afflicted individuals whom he will never forget, does indeed frighten him. Not seeing the colors that make the world more than a production of primitive cinema, colors that permit him to predict tomorrow's weather, recognize flowers and precious stones, a Fra Angelico or a particular Dutch landscape painter from across the room of a museum, not seeing how the faces of his closest loved ones change; not being able to defend books with his dedication; yes, this seems dire enough not to allow even the names of unpleasant creatures to be associated with the subject.
Maybe this is why he always looks at everything with eyes that are also tongue and touch and ears and sex, letting himself be penetrated by the world and lamenting not having a magical memory where everything seen and sensed and everything read in the prodigious coagulations of the alphabet enters for eternity.
"But they’re your parents,” Malcolm said to him once a year or so. “You can’t just stop talking to them.” But you could, you did: he was proof of that. It was like any relationship, he felt it took constant pruning, and dedication, and vigilance, and if neither party wanted to make the effort, why wouldn’t it wither?"
