Plato's Crito Explained Simply
📖 Support this channel 👉   / greatbooksprof  📚 Follow me on Instagram!:   / greatbooksprof  Plato's Crito is a famous work of political philosophy in which Socrates seems to argue that we should obey unjust laws. But not all is as it seems. Reading Socrates' arguments in the Crito closely we can perceive that Plato imagines our commitment to obeying the law to be conditional on the justice of the state. This dialogue also features Plato's theory of justice, as well as his theory of the soul. Socrates advances some of his most famous arguments about the body and the soul as well as knowledge and opinion. #Plato #Crito #philosophy 📗 CONNECT WITH ME! I use Instagram to keep in touch with students and friends.   / greatbooksprof  📓 Find more on TIKTOK! ⏱ Short videos on philosophy, books, and life.   / greatbooksprof  📗 STUDY WITH ME: Learn about the Great Books Program at St. Thomas University 🇨🇦 https://www.stu.ca/greatbooks/ 📗 CHECK OUT MY BOOKS: Shakespeare between Machiavelli and Hobbes: Dead Body Politics https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781498514095... Magic in Early Modern England: Literature, Politics and Supernatural Power https://rowman.com/ISBN/9781498575515... 📫 E-MAIL: Business inquiries should be directed to [email protected]

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