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Who was Socrates and why is he looked up to?

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Darya [45]4 years ago

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Answer:

Socrates was a classical Greek philosopher considered one of the greatest

He looked upon the soul as the seat of both waking consciousness and moral character, and held the universe to be purposively mind-ordered.

Explanation:

His criticism of the Sophists and of Athenian political and religious institutions made him many enemies, and his position was burlesqued by Aristophanes.

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