... ". This makes up the first element of his view on the relationship between the individual, ie. himself, and the State and its Laws. As Socrates begins to employ the Socratic Method which we come to know well in the Euthyphro, he personifies the laws of the State of Athens, highlighting the way in which they 'speak' to him. This brings us ... this case, Socrates saw great logic and rationalised that indeed it would be unjust for Socrates, a child of the State and its Laws to retaliate towards his parent. The third component of Socrates' perception of this relationship is the fact that Soc...

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