Table of Contents.
Introduction.
Life.
Sources.
Method.
Interpreting Socrates.
Human Excellence and Happiness.
Wisdom and Virtue.
Knowledge and Belief.
Power and Freedom.
God and Love.
The Philosophical Life
George Rudebusch is Professor of Philosophy at Northern Arizona University. He is the author of Socrates, Pleasure, and Value (1999).
?The book is well and lucidly written, with plentiful
tables and diagrams and excerpts . . ..She will have to be a
bright
student, because some of Rudebusch?s arguments are quite
subtle; but I, for one, would have no hesitation in
recommending
the book to such a student.? (The Heythrop
Journal, 4 September 2013)
"A lucid and engaging account of the philosophy of Socrates.
...
The experience of this book will be joyous for many readers, as
it
was for me. Rudebusch's advocacy of Socrates as a thinker who
has
much to tell us about the good human life is carried off with
passion and grace, as well as an enviable succinctness and
clarity.
It is a treatment that I expect will succeed, deservedly, in
winning over new advocates." (Notre Dame Philosophical
Reviews, April 2010)
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