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Apology
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Author:
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Plato
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Europe, Greece
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Genre:
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Other
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Time Frame:
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None
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Description:
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This is Plato's version of Socrate's speech given to defend himself from charges of atheism and corruption of youth. Here, apology means the defense of one's cause or actions, rather than the modern interpretation of it; split into three parts, it is a powerful piece of philosophy that resonates through the ages.
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