by Norbert Bilbeny · Ediciones Península · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788483071328
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This book by Norbert Bilbeny, titled 'Socrates: Knowledge as Ethics', explores the philosophy of Socrates in the context of 5th century BC Athens, a multicultural city where diverse cultures and languages coexisted. The author highlights the importance of dialogue and dissent in the public square as the basis of Socratic thought, which seeks to understand the practices of man as a moral being. This essay analyzes Socrates' intellectual adventure, from self-knowledge to politics, and how his teachings remain relevant in today's world.
Catalan philosopher, writer and professor
