The trial of Socrates
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A rigorous investigation into the famous trial of Socrates in Athens. Historian and journalist I. F. Stone reexamines classical sources and records of the time to challenge traditional narratives, offering a critical perspective on the events that led to the philosopher's condemnation and their implications for Athenian democracy.
With meticulous investigative method, Stone reconstructs the political and social context of fifth-century BC Athens, questioning the biases of historical accounts and revealing layers of complexity often overlooked. An essential read for anyone seeking to better understand both the history of philosophy and the judicial processes that shaped Western civilization.
| Author | I. F. Stone |
|---|---|
| Original title | The Trial of Socrates |
| Year of publication | 1988 |
| Pages | 432 |



