Philosophy Now has been running a feature called Dear Socrates for a long time, 10 years, it seems. And it seems that I have missed all but the last in the series! Too bad, too, because whoever was answering letters from fans and critics sounds like the real thing -- if Socrates wrote in English.
Unfortunately, Philosophy Now has no easy- to-find link to an index of past columns, so those of us who want to see what Socrates has to say about more or less current events will just have to use search engines to find his wit and wisdom.
Maybe if we are lucky he is going to be Oprah's successor!
Ancient, medieval, Islamic and world history -- comments, resources and discussion.
Showing posts with label philosophy and history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philosophy and history. Show all posts
Saturday, May 08, 2010
Just missed Socrates...
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Greece,
philosophy and history,
Socrates
Sunday, October 14, 2007
lolhistorian

Don't much go for these Internet fads, but I couldn't pass this one up. It's from A Corner of Tenth-Century Europe, where Jonathan Jarrett explains the motive for his crime, and protests "No actually I have been really busy. Honest."
Yeah, me too.
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philosophy and history
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Read this, historians
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philosophy and history
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