Socrates, or questions more crucial than answers

Questions asked constantly by Socrates about the importance of ethical concepts were an effort to defend against populism and polarization that tormented ancient Athens. Socrates did not stay indifferent to them. In this sense, she is simply a very contemporary figure – says Dr. Krzysztof Łapinski. Socrates considered populism to be a social pathology.Dr hab. Krzysztof Łapinski lectures on the past of ancient doctrine at the Faculty of doctrine of the University of Warsaw. He translated, among others, Mark Aurelius's "Rethinking" and his "Stating Lectures" by Musenon Rufus, author of the monograph on Mark Aurelius, and late published the biography of Socrates "The Smartest. Biography...