Modern Scholarship: Philosophy

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What does Tor say about Xenophanes?

Rejects traditional conceptions of divine disclosure as theologically fault and supplants them with his own, alternative notion of disclosure

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What does Hermann say about Socrates?

Socrates' questioning of common concepts portrayed in Plato's dialogues thus forms part of a wider trend which had called traditional beliefs into question

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What does Robson say about the present of Socrates in the Clouds?

Seems to emphasise and openly critique the gods

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What does McPharren say about the gods of Socrates?

"It would not seem possible to fully identify the gods of Socrates"

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What does Cartledge say about the treachery of Socrates?

"Socrates was the teacher of anti-democratic traitors, who was therefore, himself by inference an anti-democratic traitor"

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What does Jaegar argue about Xenophanes?

He had an "enormous influence on later religious development"

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What does Todd say about impiety trials?

"A surprisingly high proportion of known impiety trials reveal, on examination, a surprisingly strong political agenda"

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What does Waterfield say about Socrates' view of the gods?

"Socrates' view of the gods rested fundamentally on the belief that they were always and only good" (rejects Homeric/Hesiodic gods)