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| so:text | Socratic trustworthiness depends upon devices of irony, both spoken and acted. … The irony of words prevents Socrates from being taken as the source of doctrines. The irony of actions prevents Socrates from being made into the literal founder of a philosophic school. … The ironic voice does not seek to possess the student, but directs him, lustlessly, to the desire of philosophy itself . (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Mark_D._Jordan |
| so:description | Authority and persuasion in philosophy (1985) (en) |
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