(İnceleme ve özet) Sokrates'in tanrıya inanmadığı gerekçesiyle idam ettirileceğiyle başlıyor kitap. Felsefi bir kitap. Nasıl bittiğini fark bile etmeyeceksiniz ve Sokrates'in savunmasını hayret ve tebriklerle okuyacaksınız. Ölümünden bir süre sonra yazılmış. Savunmasında kendisine yönelik tüm suçlamaları reddediyor...

Sokrates'in SavunmasıPlaton (Eflatun) · Dekalog Yayınları · 202153.1k okunma

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@Bonjour_·

05 April 2022 02:55

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Mükemmel bir kitap dı, MÖ 469; Atina - MÖ 399 yılları arasında yaşamış Sokrates'in günümüze bile taş çıkartan savunmasıdır. Gerçekten beklediğimden çok üst düzeydi. Sorgulanmamış hayat yaşamaya değmez. Dostlarım zor olan ölümden değil, adaletsizlikten kaçmaktır.! Zira adalet ölümden daha hızlı koşar. Ben yaşlı ve yavaş hareket eden bir adam olduğumdan, daha yavaş koşan beni alt etti yani ölüm, bana iftira atanlarsa genç ve hızlı olmalarına rağmen daha hızlı koşmakta olan adaletsizlik onlara yetişti. Ben Yargıçlarınız tarafından ölüm cezasına çarptırıldım, siz ise doğruluğun yargıcı tarafından günahkarlık ve ahlaksızlığa mahkum edildiniz. Ve ayrılık saati nihayet geldi çattı dostlarım, yollarımız burada ayrılıyor siz yaşayacaksınız ben ise öleceğim ama hangisinin daha hayırlı olduğunu yalnızca Tanrı bilir.

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@begumcakir·

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Written down by Plato after the death of Socrates; Socrates' historical defense is a universal and always up-to-date text. A good example of the never-ending power struggles. As a result of his experiences, Socrates concludes that even the craftsmen, artists and people who seem to be the wisest who do their jobs best, succumb to their arrogance and overshadow their wisdom, and points out that the only right path to follow is true knowledge and virtue. Socrates is accused of inventing new gods, not believing in existing gods, and corrupting the youth. However, his only concern was learning and teaching. Those who cannot go beyond saying "I, me, me"; Socrates does not stray from what he knows, despite those who cannot see the end of his nose because of his ego, who turn against him with slanders, who try to discredit him and who agitate the people of the city. He continues on his way by saying that everyone does what suits them. Of course, he gains many enemies, so much so that the false accusations against him continue to increase. Because "no success goes unpunished." So, did Socrates care about all this? Of course he didn't; He was after true wisdom and continued to teach it as long as he lived. If I were there, I would say to Socrates: You don't need to defend yourself, Socrates, because they will execute you without trial anyway, they are the people who believe the false slanders about you without questioning. He probably wouldn't listen to me and defend me and continue teaching what he knows. That's why when someone is just someone, he is Socrates! :) If you would like to listen to my more detailed review about the book: youtu.be/MgRgm4A4fl4

Sokrates'in SavunmasıPlaton (Eflatun) · Sentez Yayınları · 201653.1k okunma

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@D_Emiroglu·

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Socrates is someone everyone knows, whether they are interested in philosophy or not. Unfortunately, Socrates does not have a work written by himself, but one of his students, Plato, wrote down his teacher's defense in the courtroom when he was sentenced to death, his last days until the day of execution, and his dialogues with his friends. The

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• How can a fair trial be achieved in B.C. If it was a dream in the 5th century, it is still a dream now, I guess that's the only thing that hasn't changed. While reading, I kept wondering whether Socrates was a prophet or was he really a prophet? Anyway In fact, it is a wonderful speech that is accepted as the oldest defense in history by jurists, and shows that Mr. Socrates, who preferred to die with honor rather than live in disgrace, and also shows how high his belief in the afterlife and religion is, and that he is not an atheist according to various rumors, and you may experience a small enlightenment when you read it.

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@ilhanavciii·

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B.C. It was written by his student Plato, after the death of Socrates in the 400s, that is, approximately 2400 years ago. Although Plato was the author of the book, he was present during the trial and became one of the primary witnesses in Socrates' defense. "To deny the gods of the state, to negatively influence the Greek youth and to encourage

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@muaddib·

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Sokrates'in, herkesin tapındığı toplumun tanrılarına tapınmadığı, onların yerine kendi tanrılarına tapındığı, dolayısıyla "dinsizlik" ile suçlandığı; neticesinde de jüri tarafından suçlu bulunarak idama mahkum edildiği davada yapmış olduğu savunma metni. Öncelikle Sokrates'in savunmasına ilişkin birçok farklı savunma metni varmış; fakat

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When I have a lot to do, reading small books helps me relax a lot. In this book, Plato described his teacher Socrates' speech in which he defended himself in court where he was accused of atheism and leading the youth astray. It is true that the issues of whether these writings are really the words of Socrates or whether such a person really existed in history are disputed. I'm putting this aside... I come to the thoughts of Socrates... These thoughts were extremely similar to my views on life and people. Whether about death, or about illiterate, unjust people... The meaning of life is not in wealth or money, but in self-development, self-respect, says Socrates. In short, I loved it... In the end, the fate of Socrates was actually a clear reflection of how society is blind to reality and justice.

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