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CONCEPT — Stoicism: The Ethics of Dispassion Report an issue with this question B In the Apology, Socrates states that a good person does what he knows to be right despite the wisdom of the gods risking fame and fortune O g the laws of man O o negative personal consequences RATIONALE The Apology is Plato's transcription of the defense Socrates presented at his trial on charges of "denying the gods" and "corrupting the youth of Athens." In it, Socrates asserts that he does not fear death, because he has lived as he believed was right. To Socrates, it is more important to live rightly than to avoid death and other negative personal consequences. CONCEPT — The Apology: A Defense of Philosophy Report an issue with this question