Socrates Dissatisfied

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The book presents a compelling argument that the personified Laws in the Crito are not allies of Socrates but rather his adversaries. Weiss explores various indications that highlight the conflict between Socrates and the Laws, offering fresh translations that provide innovative interpretations of crucial passages. This thought-provoking work challenges established views on the history of political thought, making it a significant contribution to philosophical discourse.