(철학) 소크라테스의 변명 — 501명의 배심원 앞에서, 철학이 사형을 선고받은 날 #도서추천 #소크라테스의변명 #플라톤

▎ 📚 A new philosophy bookshelf is opening at the Strange Bookstore. ▎ ▎ From Socrates’ final defense before the hemlock to books of consolation written in a condemned prisoner’s cell. ▎ Philosophy has never been born with difficulty — it always began with a day when someone’s life hung in the balance. ▎ ▎ From now on, we will upload a storytelling piece based on a philosophy classic every week. ▎ This is not a lecture on concepts, but a time to follow the 'event' in which the book was born. ▎ ▎ The first book is *The Apology of Socrates*. It is a record of the day philosophy was sentenced to death before a jury of 501. ▎ Subscribe and turn on notifications, and we’ll meet you on the bookshelf every week. Athens, 399 BC. A one-day trial of a philosopher begins before a jury of 501. This book contains the prejudice created by a 24-year-old rumor, the question-and-answer session that dismantles the indictment itself, and the final defense that weighs only right and wrong even in the face of death. Guilty 280 votes, not guilty 221 votes—Philosophy was sentenced to death by a margin of only 59 votes. Why is it that this short defense continues to be read even now, 2,400 years later? ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⏱ Timeline Chapter 1 | 501 Pebbles Chapter 2 | A 24-Year-Old Rumor Chapter 3 | The Question-and-Answer Session in Court Chapter 4 | People Who Fear Without Knowing Death Chapter 5 | Two Records That Did Not Remain Silent Chapter 6 | 280 to 221 Chapter 7 | Proposing State Guest Treatment Instead of the Death Penalty Chapter 8 | I Am Going to Die, You Are Going to Live Chapter 9 | A Retrial 2,410 Years Later ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ #StrangeBookstore #ApologyOfSocrates #BookIntro #Greece #Wonder #Tension #LingeringImpression Strange Bookstore selects the books you must read.