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PHI 103 � Informal Logic Crito

Philosophical analysis of Socrates' arguments in Plato�s Crito.

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CRITO2Critoby PlatoRhiannon NeufellPHI 103–Informal LogicInstructor Elliot CrozatMay 12, 2014In Plato’sCrito, Socrates presents a well-reasoned rebuttal to Crito's emotional appealsregarding his escape from prison. Discuss the reasoning behind Socrates' arguments forwhy he should not escape his death sentence, and analyze the ethical implications of hisposition. How does Socrates’ view of justice, the role of authority, and the importance ofliving well influence his decision? Support your response with specific examples fromthe text.Word Count Requirement:800-1000 words

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PHI 103
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