Socrates
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The life of Socrates has been a source of inspiration for seekers of Truth in life to its logical conclusion. The most distinguished disciple of Socrates, Plato, has immortalised the life and work of Socrates through three dialogues devoted to the last days of Socrates, - Apology, Crito and Phaedo. The life of Socrates through these three dialogues will lead students to examine the meaning of life and lead them to explore at a deeper level the famous doctrine of Socrates: "Virtue is Knowledge".
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