The Death of Socrates: The Limits of Democracy and the Dawn of Western Philosophy

Socrates is a name known to almost everyone, even those who have never formally studied philosophy. We all remember his famous lines like, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” Yet, while his quotes are ubiquitous, many haven’t had the chance to explore the profound weight of the events that led to his execution. In … Continue reading The Death of Socrates: The Limits of Democracy and the Dawn of Western Philosophy