What the Laws Demand of Socrates—and of Us

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RT @PaulGowder: @JohnHolbein1 I mean, I think the best paper I've ever written is this one from four years ago, that nobody ever reads/cite…

Interesting.I've been teaching 1L reading group "Socrates before the Law" (Minos, Crito, Apology) https://t.co/46cXbJY9A4

What the Laws Demand of Socrates—and of Us | The Monist | Oxford Academic https://t.co/8s8RcVmpaA

RT @OUPPhilosophy: In a democracy, what does the law require of Socrates, and of us? https://t.co/omswCZFF8D #philosopherotm @oxfordjournals

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