Was ist das eigentlich, das Fromme? Zu Platons Dialog Eutyphron

In G. Fitzi, Platon im Diskurs (2006)
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This essay is a close reading analysis of Plato's Eutyphron coming to the conclusion that Plato's Socrates is still a model for an open minded, but critical attitude towards the ethical and metaphysical claims of religions.

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