@crazy2.0.1.1: Сократ (около 469–399 до н. э.) — один из родоначальников западной философии, живший в древних Афинах. Он коренным образом изменил фокус мыслителей своего времени, перенаправив его с изучения природы на исследование человеческой морали, души и понятий добра и зла. Философ не оставил после себя письменных трудов. Его идеи и образ жизни дошли до нас главным образом благодаря сократическим диалогам его ближайшего ученика — Платона. Сократ запомнился методом майевтики: с помощью иронии и точных вопросов он заставлял собеседников находить противоречия в собственных убеждениях и самостоятельно приходить к истине. Главным принципом его мудрости стало знаменитое признание: «Я знаю, что ничего не знаю». В возрасте 70 лет мыслитель столкнулся с враждебностью афинского общества. Его обвинили в неуважении к традиционным богам и развращении молодежи свободными разговорами. Суд приговорил философа к смертной казни. Сократ отказался от побега, предложенного друзьями, и мужественно принял смерть, выпив чашу с ядом цикуты

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