
Eutifrón
'Eutifrón' Summary
En *Eutifrón*, Sócrates se encuentra con Eutifrón, quien está en camino de presentar cargos contra su propio padre por homicidio. Eutifrón afirma estar actuando con piedad, lo que lleva a Sócrates a cuestionar la naturaleza misma de la piedad. A lo largo del diálogo, Sócrates, a través de preguntas incisivas, desafía las definiciones de piedad que Eutifrón ofrece, exponiendo las contradicciones e inconsistencias inherentes a su razonamiento. El diálogo no llega a una definición definitiva de piedad, pero deja al lector con una profunda reflexión sobre la importancia de la ética y la necesidad de un conocimiento sólido sobre lo que constituye un acto correcto. A través de la constante interrogación, Sócrates invita a Eutifrón, y por extensión al lector, a examinar sus propias creencias y a buscar una comprensión más profunda de la justicia, la virtud y la relación entre el hombre y lo divino.Book Details
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Plato (Πλάτων)
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