Answer to Question #233346 in Philosophy for Mike

Question

How Socrates tried to understand a man's unity of cognition and activity?

Answer 1

According to Socrates' views, man is inherently constituted by his aptitude to reason about and analyze his individual fate. The central argument of Socratic philosophy is that mankind has the potential to investigate themselves through interaction with everyone else, and that "the unexplored won't be worth enduring.