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    • Sokrates - Vikipedi

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      Başlığın diğer anlamları için Socrates (anlam ayrımı) sayfasına bakınız. Sokrates.

    • Socrates

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      Socrates was a scholar, teacher and philosopher born in ancient Greece. His Socratic method laid the groundwork for Western systems of logic and philosophy.

    • Socrates - Wikipedia

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      ...K. C. Guthrie, Xenophon's account portrays a Socrates of "intolerable smugness and complacency".[10] Symposium is a dialogue of Socrates with.

    • Socrates Dergi — Düşünen Spor Dergisi

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      Her spor branşına dair yazı, podcast ve videoları Socrates Dergi’de bulabilirsin. Röportajlar, özel dosyalar ve spor belgesellerimizi keşfet!

    • Socrates | Ancient Alternative View

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      Plato in turn served as the teacher of Aristotle, thus establishing the famous triad of ancient philosophers: Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.

    • Socrates Dergi - YouTube

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    • Socrates. The Godfather of Philosophy | by Joshua Hehe

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      To further complicate the problem, Plato not only wrote about the life of Socrates, he also used him as a fictional character in some of his work.

    • Socrates (@SocratesDergi) / Twitter

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      @SocratesDergi. Socrates App Yayında! • http://scrt.es/dukkan•. @SocratesStudyo.

    • Sokrates Kimdir, Sözleri ve Hayatı (49+ Söz) | SözKimin.com

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      Sokrates Doğum Tarihi Sokrates Ölüm Tarihi Sokrates Mesleği Nedir? Sokrates Sözleri / Alıntıları 49 Sokrates Hakkında Yorumlar 3.

    • Socrates (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)

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      One of the things that seemed strange about Socrates is that he neither labored to earn a living, nor participated voluntarily in affairs of state.