Socrates' Criteria: A Libertarian Interpretation Paperback – December 8, 2011 by Tommi Juhani Hanhijarvi

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Socrates' Criteria: A Libertarian Interpretation Paperback – December 8, 2011 by Tommi Juhani HanhijarviISBN: 9780761857471 University Press of America 08 December 2011 Paperback 118 pages This books argument is that for Socrates, freedom, or rational agency, requires definitions. Socrates is freedoms advocate; he is not an early epistemologist or semanticist. Due to this, he is still relevant to current philosophy. Certain recursive or performative acts of definition are free in being fully conscious, deliberate, or selfsufficient. They are

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