Plato: Clitophon May 2026

: It explores the idea that if injustice is involuntary (born of ignorance), it can be corrected through dialogue rather than force, offering a hopeful but challenging vision for political communities. Perspectives on the "Riddle"

“Clitophon is characterized as someone unprepared to take ownership of his own beliefs. As such, genuine Socratic elenchus and genuine aporia are beyond him.” Cambridge University Press & Assessment Philosophy and "Scientific" Tyranny in Plato's Clitophon Plato: Clitophon

“Socrates remains silent at the conclusion of the dialogue would therefore exemplify the principle that it is not for the just to harm anyone.” PhilArchive : It explores the idea that if injustice