The main character blames his wife for his spoiled son's addiction to horse- racing.
The main character blames his wife for his spoiled son's addiction to horse- racing. He wishes his son to matriculate into the nearby school to learn the Unjust Argument so that he can win any legal dispute in court. Instead, the father himself ends up enrolling into the a school famous for discovering how far a flea can jump and from which part the humming of a gnat resonates. Upon visiting and meeting its leader, Strepsiades convinces his son Pheidippides to join him and they learn about the two styles of teaching, Right Logic and Wrong Logic. FTP, name this Aristophanes comedy which portrayed Socrates as the leader of the Thinkery.
The main character blames his wife for his spoiled son's addiction to horse- racing.
{The Clouds}(accept Nephelai)