Why i Socrate conidered a paradigmatic philoopher even though we don't have any philoophical writing by him?

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Blisskarthik · Answer 1 · 2024-03-21T17:46:38+0000

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Socrates was paradigmatically a philosopher whose thought, however taken up with logic and abstract argument, is inseparable from the search for self-understanding and from a deeply felt attachment to the concerns of human life.

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Why i Socrate conidered a paradigmatic philoopher even though we don't have any philoophical writing by him?

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