Socrates

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Socrates was a classical Athenian philosopher renowned as a founder of Western philosophy, known for his method of questioning and his trial and execution in Athens.

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instanceOf Socratic philosopher
ancient Greek
classical Athenian philosopher
human
philosopher
associatedWith Aristophanes' play Clouds
Phaedo
surface form: Plato's dialogues

Xenophon
surface form: Xenophon's writings
birthPlace Athens
causeOfDeath execution by drinking hemlock
child Lamprocles
Menexenus (son)
Sophroniscus (son)
citizenship Greek Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Greece

Classical Athens
convictedOf corrupting the youth of Athens
impiety
dateOfBirth 5th century BCE
circa 470 BCE
dateOfDeath 399 BCE
fieldOfWork epistemology
ethics
moral philosophy
gender male
influenced Antisthenes
Aristippus
Cynicism
Euclid of Megara
Plato
Stoicism
Western philosophy
Xenophon
influencedBy Anaxagoras
Heraclitus
Parmenides
Presocratic philosophers
knownFor Socratic method of questioning
claiming to know that he knew nothing
dialogue-based inquiry
elenchus (cross-examination)
ethical focus of philosophy
languageSpoken Ancient Greek
legacy central character in Platonic dialogues
foundational figure in Western philosophical tradition
origin of Socratic irony concept
mannerOfDeath capital punishment
method Socratic method
elenchus
militaryService Athenian army
movement Classical Greek philosophy
Western philosophy
name Socrates self-link
nativeName Σωκράτης
notableFor Socratic method
Socratic problem
founding figure of Western philosophy
his execution by hemlock
his trial in Athens
occupation philosopher
teacher
parent Phaenarete (mother)
Sophroniscus (father)
participatedIn Peloponnesian War
philosophicalSchool Socratic method
surface form: Socratic school
placeOfDeath Athens
portrayedIn Aristophanes' play Clouds
surface form: Aristophanes' Clouds

Apology of Socrates
surface form: Plato's Apology

Crito
surface form: Plato's Crito

Phaedo
surface form: Plato's Phaedo

Plato's Symposium
Xenophon's Apology of Socrates
Xenophon
surface form: Xenophon's Memorabilia
religiousBelief traditional Athenian religion (contested)
servedAs hoplite
spouse Xanthippe

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The Death of Socrates by Jacques-Louis David depicts Socrates
subject surface form: The Death of Socrates
Socrates name Socrates self-link
Plato studentOf Socrates
Plato influencedBy Socrates
Crito associatedWith Socrates
Phaedo featuresCharacter Socrates
La Mort de Socrate depicts Socrates
Lamprocles childOf Socrates
Lamprocles associatedWith Socrates
Lamprocles father Socrates
Menexenus (son) childOf Socrates
Menexenus (son) father Socrates
Menexenus (son) relative Socrates
Antisthenes studentOf Socrates
Antisthenes influencedBy Socrates
Sophroniscus (father) child Socrates
subject surface form: Sophroniscus
Anaxagoras influenced Socrates
Socratic method namedAfter Socrates
Socratic method developedBy Socrates
Xenophon educatedBy Socrates
Xenophon wroteAbout Socrates
Cynicism wasStudentOf Socrates
subject surface form: Antisthenes
Cynicism influencedBy Socrates
Xanthippe spouse Socrates
Xanthippe spouseOf Socrates
Sophroniscus (son) father Socrates
Phaenarete (mother) child Socrates
subject surface form: Phaenarete
Phaenarete (mother) associatedWith Socrates
subject surface form: Phaenarete
Aristophanes' play Clouds parodies Socrates
subject surface form: Clouds
Aristophanes' play Clouds satirizes Socrates
subject surface form: Clouds
Aristophanes' play Clouds featuresCharacter Socrates
subject surface form: Clouds
Euclid of Megara influencedBy Socrates
Euclid of Megara studentOf Socrates
Marcus Aurelius influencedBy Socrates
Aristippus influencedBy Socrates
Aristippus associatedWith Socrates
Aristotle influencedBy Socrates
José Sócrates familyName Socrates
this entity surface form: Sócrates