Socrates at Play

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The book delves into the contrasting portrayals of Socrates by Plato and Xenophon, emphasizing that both writers reflect their own philosophical views rather than striving for historical accuracy. It explores the behaviors of Socrates and other characters, highlighting how these representations serve to communicate the authors' ideas. By examining the interplay between the two works, the analysis reveals deeper insights into the philosophical implications and the intentions behind each author's depiction of Socratic thought.