The trial of Socrates
By: I.F. Stone.
Edition: 1st Anchor Books ed.
Publisher: Anchor Books
Published: 1989
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 282
Subjects: Socrates; Socrates -- Trials, litigation, etc
Notes: Bibliography: p. [249]-267.
Originally published by Little, Brown and Company in 1988.
Includes index.
Table of contents: label: Title Page
pagenum: 5; label: CONTENTS
pagenum: 9; label: PREFACE
title: How This Book Came to Be Written
pagenum: 11; label: PRELUDE
pagenum: 17; label: PART I
title: SOCRATES AND ATHENS
pagenum: 21; label: Chapter 1
title: THEIR BASIC DIFFERENCES
pagenum: 23; label: Chapter 2
title: SOCRATES AND HOMER
pagenum: 34; label: Chapter 3
title: THE CLUE IN THE THERSITES STORY
pagenum: 42; label: Chapter 4
title: THE NATURE OF VIRTUE AND OF KNOWLEDGE
pagenum: 53; label: Chapter 5
title: COURAGE AS VIRTUE
pagenum: 66; label: Chapter 6
title: A WILD GOOSE CHASE The Socratic Search for Absolute Definitions
pagenum: 82; label: Chapter 7
title: SOCRATES AND RHETORIC
pagenum: 104; label: Chapter 8
title: THE GOOD LIFE The Third Socratic Divergence
pagenum: 112; label: Chapter 9
title: THE PREJUDICES OF SOCRATES
pagenum: 131; label: Part II
title: THE ORDEAL
pagenum: 145; label: Chapter 10
title: WHY DID THEY WAIT UNTIL HE WAS SEVENTY?
pagenum: 147; label: Chapter 11
title: THE THREE EARTHQUAKES
pagenum: 154; label: Chapter 12
title: XENOPHON, PLATO, AND THE THREE EARTHQUAKES
pagenum: 171; label: Chapter 13
title: THE PRINCIPAL ACCUSER
pagenum: 188; label: Chapter 14
title: HOW SOCRATES DID HIS BEST TO ANTAGONIZE THE JURY
pagenum: 195; label: Chapter 15
title: HOW SOCRATES EASILY MIGHT HAVE WON ACQUITTAL
pagenum: 211; label: Chapter 16
title: WHAT SOCRATES SHOULD HAVE SAID
pagenum: 224; label: Chapter 17
title: THE FOUR WORDS
pagenum: 229; label: Chapter 18
title: THE FINAL QUESTION
pagenum: 239; label: EPILOGUE
title: Was There a Witch-hunt in Ancient Athens?
pagenum: 245; label: NOTES
pagenum: 263; label: Prelude
pagenum: 263; label: Chapter 1
title: Their Basic Differences
pagenum: 263; label: Chapter 2
title: Socrates and Homer
pagenum: 264; label: Chapter 3
title: The Clue in the Thersites Story
pagenum: 264; label: Chapter 4
title: The Nature of Virtue and of Knowledge
pagenum: 265; label: Chapter 5
title: Courage as Virtue
pagenum: 266; label: Chapter 6
title: A Wild Goose Chase: The Socratic Search for Absolute Definitions
pagenum: 266; label: Chapter 7
title: Socrates and Rhetoric
pagenum: 267; label: Chapter 8
title: The Good Life: The Third Socratic Divergence
pagenum: 268; label: Chapter 9
title: The Prejudices Of Socrates
pagenum: 269; label: Chapter 10
title: Why Did They Wait Until He Was Seventy?
pagenum: 270; label: Chapter 11
title: The Three Earthquakes
pagenum: 271; label: Chapter 12
title: Xenophon, Plato, and the Three Earthquakes
pagenum: 272; label: Chapter 13
title: The Principal Accuser
pagenum: 273; label: Chapter 14
title: How Socrates Did His Best to Antagonize the Jury
pagenum: 274; label: Chapter 15
title: How Socrates Easily Might Have Won Acquittal
pagenum: 276; label: Chapter 16
title: What Socrates Should Have Said
pagenum: 277; label: Chapter 17
title: The Four Words
pagenum: 277; label: Chapter 18
title: The Final Question
pagenum: 280; label: Epilogue
title: Was There a Witch-hunt in Ancient Athens?
pagenum: 280; label: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
pagenum: 283; label: INDEX
pagenum: 285