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Socrates: An Examined Life

Written by: Edward Mullen
Narrated by: Edward Mullen
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 Socrates has spent a lifetime asking questions that powerful men would rather leave unanswered.Long before the trial that would make him immortal, he was a son struggling against the life his parents imagined for him, a soldier who fought beside his fellow Athenians, a husband and father, and an unlikely teacher whose conversations drew some of the most ambitious young men in Athens to his side. As Athens rises, wages war, tears itself apart, and struggles to rebuild, Socrates continues to challenge those around him to examine what they believe.Yet those same questions, and his unwavering commitment to the principles by which he lived, would ultimately put his life in jeopardy.When Socrates is brought before an Athenian jury, he must defend himself against charges of corrupting the youth and dishonouring the gods of the city. His accusers want him dead.Socrates: The Examined Life is a historical novel about the man behind the philosophy, the city that condemned him, and the choices that transformed an ordinary citizen of Athens into one of the most influential figures in history.©2026 Edward Mullen (P)2026 Edward Mullen
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