Socrates_Philosophy

Socrates Philosophy Socrates was a man of many wisdoms and deep thoughts. Although he is now highly praised in the modern world, in his day he was shun by the majority of people. Socrates did not agree with the idea of democracy, but he accepted the fact that it was the law. In his own philosophy he believed that a persons actions must be just and he tended to prove wrong people’s beliefs by questioning them into confusion. Socrates was always a man of his word. He would stand by anything that he would say and defend it. Many people did not understand what Socrates would say when he spoke to them. When people would speak to him, he would question them about their views. He would first make certain that they believed in their views almost definitely. Once he was assured with that, he would do some deep inquiries into how the person felt and end up turning the person’s entire opinion into something else. The person generally would become confused, but he understood himself completely. Using a method properly named “The Socratic Dialogue”, or dialectic, he retrieved the inner knowledge from socrates, people, right, own, ideas, gods, believed, wrong, question, pious, idea, actions, about, views, understanding, thoughts, students, sophists, sophist, socratic, say, questions, questioning, philosophy, person, people’s, often, method, man, making, loved, knowledge, just, good