Crito

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In a pivotal moment of ancient Greece, as Socrates faces execution, "Crito" by Plato delves into profound philosophical inquiries about justice and the moral obligations of individuals to their state. This dialogue explores the concept of the social contract and the unyielding pursuit of virtue, challenging readers to consider the implications of loyalty to law versus personal ethics. With Socrates’ unwavering commitment to his principles, this text serves as a vital resource for students, civic activists, and historians alike. Engage with the timeless themes of moral responsibility and civic duty that resonate through "Crito," and discover how these ideas continue to shape contemporary discussions on justice and governance.

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