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Socrates (circa 470
to 399 B.C.), one of
the greatest figures
of the 4th century
B.C. spent his life
questioning the
standards of his
fellow Athenians. The
famous Socratic
method consisted of
probing a man's
beliefs and showing
their inconsistency
so as to reduce the
victim to an
admission of his own
ignorance, the first
step towards true
wisdom. The legacy of
Socrates was a broad
understanding of the
issues involved in
rational analysis and
a sharp logical
sense. Many of the
young men who admire
him were anti-
democratic, and in
399 B.C. Socrates was
tried on the grounds
that he corrupted the
youth ad denied the
Gods of the Athenian
State and was
expected to admit hat
the state had a right
to dictate the
opinions of an
individual. Socrates
refused, was
condemned and died as
a martyr to the
freedom of individual
reason, He was given
the option to leave
into exile or to take
self-administered
poison. He chose the
latter.
Size: 7.5 x 4.5 x 3.5
Item Type: Statue
Material: cultured
marble
Weight (lbs): 4
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Product Details: NAME: Socrates Bust TYPE: Reproduction MANUFACTURER: Shop SKU: G-30-2
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