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Socratic Method: Question and answer technique used by Socrates to draw truth out of his pupils, often by means of achieving
a clearer, more precise definition of a key term or concept
I think that all men have a choice between various course, and choose and follow the one which they think conduces
most to their advantage.- Socrates
Do not value either your children or your life or anything else more than goodness- Socrates
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And this, O men of Atrhens is the truth and the whole truth; I have concealed nothinm, I have dissembled nothin.
And yet, I know that my plainess of speech makes them hate me, and what is their hatred but a proof that I am speaking the
truth?- Socrates
I am not wise- Socrates
No other trial, except that of Jesus, has left so vivid an impression on the imagination of Western man as that of
Socrates. -L.F. Stone
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