Crito (cont.) EP6 Moral Realism

Update: 2021-08-10

Description

This 4 minute episode has a short summary of the previous episode, emphasizing Socrates' passionate claim that the duty to obey the law is always superior to individual desires. But this still leaves the listener or reader with questions about "moral knowledge." Is there such a thing as objective knowledge about what is and what is not "morally right"?

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In Channel

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Crito (cont.) EP6 Moral Realism

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Crito (cont.) EP6 Moral Realism

Laurence Houlgate

Crito (cont.) EP6 Moral Realism