... At this point, Euthyphro is rather frustrated since every definition he gives is picked apart by Socrates and discredited. This is typical of Plato's writing because it not only exalts his admiration of Socrates" argumentative skill, but also illustrates the nature of philosophical discussions. They are ... important matters. The fact that Euthyphro does not enjoy doing the dialectic is indicative of most other people during the time of Socrates and Plato. Philosophy was held in high regard by philosophers, and philosophers only. Characters Euthyphro: Presumably a middle-aged man and ac...

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