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Walter Mosley: Socrates In Watts
Kurze Beschreibung des Krimis von Walter Mosley, Presseurteile, biographische Notiz.
http://www.unionsverlag.ch/utmetro/socrates.htm

Extractions: Übersetzungsbericht Links Always Outnumbered Always Outgunned - Interview Walter Mosley pages Mosley bibliography The mysteries of Walter Mosley ... Walter Mosley Page »Walter Mosleys bestes Werk.« Elle Nach siebenundzwanzig Jahren im Knast will Socrates Fortlow wieder ein ordentlicher Mensch werden. Ausgerechnet in South Central, L.A. Walter Mosley führt nach dem legendären Detektiv Easy Rawlins eine neue Figur ein: Socrates Fortlow, der nachdenkliche Hüne mit den eisernen Fäusten, ein hartnäckiger, grüblerischer ehemaliger Sträfling, der es sich zur Aufgabe macht, gegen die Gewalttätigkeit und das Chaos in seiner Welt anzutreten und sie zu verstehen auch in sich selbst. Drei Jahrzehnte ist es her, seit Socrates in einem Anfall von Trunkenheit einen Mann und eine Frau umgebracht hat. Dafür mußte er siebenundzwanzig Jahre in einem Gefängnis in Indiana absitzen. Jetzt lebt Socrates in einer verlassenen Hütte in Watts, reinigt Flaschen und beliefert für einen Supermarkt kleine Lebensmittelgeschäfte. Inmitten von Gewalt, Betrug, Armut und Verbrechen ist Socrates Fortlow wie sein Namensvetter immer auf der Suche nach einer Wahrheit, die er zusammen mit dem Leser entdecken muß.
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http://www.saaic.sk/socrates/
Talking Socrates And Jesus
This paper reflects an socrates and Jesus and the unconscious link between them.
http://www.geocities.com/psychohistory2001/TalkingSocrates.html

Extractions: (An abstract of discussions on Sumvivo in July 2000) The so called unconscious inferences can be traced back to the all-preserving memory, which presents us with parallel experiences and hence already knows the consequences of an action. It is not anticipation of the effects; rather, it is the feeling: identical causes, identical effects... (Friedrich Nietzsche, Unpublished Writings, According to Freud, after the primeval murder of the Father, the Horde of the murderous brothers, out of the sense of guilt, renounced to the fruit of the crime, the women, and instituted the first social organization of mankind: Matriarchy. The first deity was therefore a female goddess. Afterwards emerged also a Son-god and only at the end of the process re-emerged, after thousands of years, a Father deity, the Return of the assassinated Father. Monotheism is, therefore the end of a long process ( Totem and Taboo IV:5). We must consider the Return of the Father as concomitant to the evolutional stage of the genital level, which is the same as the Oedipal level. Only through the identification with the Father a child can successfully pass through the Oedipal level and gain mastery of his genital heterosexual needs. Monotheism is therefore parallel to the Oedipal and the genital level, on condition that it occurs through the process of identification, and not through sense of guilt and repression. Only after the return of the Father, and therefore his presence, the process of identification can be worked out. Identification with the Father is also a precondition to maturity, independence, freedom and democracy.
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http://www.saaic.sk/Socrates/
Louis Bouyer
Article by Louis Bouyer about St. Philip Neri and his place in Renaissance Rome, taken from the spring 1995 issue of The Dawson Newsletter .
http://www.ewtn.com/library/MARY/ROMSOCRA.htm

Extractions: THE ROMAN SOCRATES [ST. PHILIP NERI] Louis Bouyer What place has Philip in such a garden as this, where even the loveliest flowers smell of brimstone? [ Reference is to Rome in the Renaissance.] The call from his peaceful retreat at San Germano to the turmoil of Rome was unquestionably a call to the apostolate. On arriving there he set himself at once to win back the youth to Christ, but what weapons was he to use against the old pagan magic? He did not seem attracted by any of the more ancient Orders; though he was still friendly with the Dominicans who had brought him up, he was no more likely to join them than he was to yield to the invitation of the monks of Monte Cassino. Nor did he feel drawn to the Capuchins ... He sent so many recruits to the Jesuits that Ignatius called him 'The Society's Bell', calling others to enter while remaining outside himself. The rigorous methods of the saintly Spaniard, says Newman, had the same effect on this free Florentine as Saul's armor had on David. He preferred to go forth to meet the subtle attractions of the new Paganism armed only with the more powerful attractions of purity and truth. It was not that he condemned any method, old or new; let those use them who made them; for his part, he could never adapt himself to them; he was too simple, too spontaneous, too direct, perhaps even too lively, to place any armour between himself and the world he planned to conquer. Though this involved the loss of many resources both in attack and defense, it did away with anything which might have hindered direct contact with the souls he sought; as it was, everyone could find immediate access to his mind and heart.
Townson Colloquium Presentation On Socrates
A paper describing the function of the elenchus in socrates' philosophy.
http://antioch-college.edu/~andrewc/home/Vitae/towson_state.html
Socrates
Comenius Projects Link The socrates Programme ERASMUS Higher education COMENIUS School education Comenius Training Activities for Course Organisers
http://home.um.edu.mt/socrates/
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General information for this restaurant and tavern offering authentic Greek cuisine in Fira.
http://www.united-hellas.com/tourism/santorini/socrates/
Socratic Ignorance In Democracy, The Free Market, And Science
Article taking the philosopher's views as starting points to examine democracy, caitalism, and science.
http://www.friesian.com/socrates.htm

Extractions: Socratic Ignorance in Democracy, the Free Market, and Science Much controversy continues over Socrates's attitude towards democracy. I.F. Stone, embarrassed that the first democracy should have killed a man for exercising freedom of speech and freedom of religion, attempted to justify this by going after Socrates as an enemy of democracy ( The Trial of Socrates ); but since Stone was busy defending Josef Stalin back in the Thirties, and even wrote a book in 1952, the Hidden History of the Korean War , defending the communist invasion of South Korea, his own democratic credentials are suspect. Indeed, an evaluation of Socrates essentially depends on the question of what democracy is supposed to be. That can be answered in due course. There are three places in the Apology that provide evidence about Socrates's attitude towards the democracy in Athens. The first is at 20e, where Socrates relates the story of Chaerephon asking Delphi if anyone was wiser than Socrates. He says that Chaerephon was his friend and the friend of many of the jury, sharing their exile and their return. Exile and return? Well, of course, the exile of the democrats from Athens, after the fall of the city in 404, and during the Spartan occupation and the regime of the Thirty Tyrants. That makes Chaerephon sound like a pretty serious partisan of the democracy. Would such a one think of Socrates as the wisest man, to the point of asking Delphi about it, if Socrates were conspicuously against the democracy? Not likely. That is not decisive evidence, naturally, but it is suggestive in connection with other things.
The Greeks - Characters: Socrates
http://www.pbs.org/empires/thegreeks/htmlver/characters/f_socrates.html
Introduction
Provides history, information about ECA and new school campus
http://socrates.moe.edu.sg/schools/aes/home.htm

Extractions: Assumption English School is a Catholic Mission School and is part of the Boys' Town Community. Its mission is to educate the whole person in a caring environment. It is run by the Brothers of St Gabriel, an order of the Catholic Teaching Brothers founded by St Louis De Montfort. The School is named in honour of our lady of the Assumption. St Louis De Montfort (1673-1716) was a Frenchman from Brittany who had an extraordinary personality and influence and evangelized the West of France at the end of the reign of Louis XIV. One of his great desires was to associate priests and lay people in the mission of educating the young. He founded the Company of Mary (Priests), the Daughters of Wisdom (Sisters) and the Brothers of St Gabriel (teaching Brothers). He was canonised a saint in the Catholic Church in 1947. The Brothers of St Gabriel
The Greeks - Socrates
The most famous philosopher of Classical Greece, socrates was an Athenian citizenwho revolutionized the way people thought about themselves and the world.
http://www.pbs.org/empires/thegreeks/characters/socrates_p1.html

Extractions: The most famous philosopher of Classical Greece, Socrates was an Athenian citizen who revolutionized the way people thought about themselves and the world. Famous for his questioning teaching method and dogged search for the truth, he eventually provoked the fury of the Athenians and was found guilty of impiety and corrupting the city's youth. His execution profoundly changed ideas about what it meant to be heroic since he died only because he refused to abandon his principles.
Abandoned Infants Assistance Resource Center - HOME PAGE
The National Abandoned Infants Assistance (NAIARC) Resource Center's mission isto enhance the quality of social and health services delivered to infants and
http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~aiarc/

Extractions: WHAT'S NEW? AIA REAUTHORIZATION WHAT IS AIA? INFORMATION REQUESTS ... LINKS The National Abandoned Infants Assistance Resource Center's mission is to enhance the quality of social and health services delivered to children who are abandoned or at-risk of abandonment due to the presence of drugs and/or HIV in the family. The Resource Center provides training, information, support, and resources to service providers who assist these children and their families. The Resource Center is located at the School of Social Welfare at the University of California at Berkeley National Abandoned Infants Assistance Resource Center
Buona Vista Secondary School Website
School mission, objectives, information and online school magazine; Internet search engine links are provided
http://socrates.moe.edu.sg/schools/sch3401/
Matthew Zook's Publications Forwarding Page
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http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~zook/domain_names/
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Translate this page STRUMENTI MULTIMEDIALI PER IL PLURILINGUISMO EL'INTERCULTURALITA', CommissioneEuropea DG Istruzione e Cultura Programma socrates Comenius, Azione 2.
http://www.socrates-me-too.org/

Extractions: STRUMENTI MULTIMEDIALI PER IL PLURILINGUISMO E L'INTERCULTURALITA' Commissione Europea DG Istruzione e Cultura Programma Socrates Comenius, Azione 2 Il progetto Me Too - Anch'io la multimedialità per il plurilinguismo e l'interculturalità nelle scuole Il progetto ha l'obiettivo di promuovere la diffusione del plurilinguismo - sia della seconda lingua, sia delle varie lingue materne - fra gli allievi figli di lavoratori migranti, nelle scuole di ogni ordine e grado. Per dare una risposta alla sempre maggiore dispersione sul territorio, varietà linguistica e mobilità che contraddistinguono la presenza delle famiglie migranti, vengono realizzati materiali didattici multimediali e collegamenti Internet che facilitano l'apprendimento, stimolano l'interesse, la partecipazione e lo scambio culturale fra gli allievi. Le lingue 1 e 2 vengono utilizzate anche per l'insegnamento delle materie curriculari. Tramite le nuove tecnologie è possibile utilizzare le differenti competenze linguistiche all'interno di spazi ristretti d'altissima qualità come supporto per allievi ed insegnanti.
Bedok North Secondary School Home Page
Information about school, downloads available
http://socrates.moe.edu.sg/schools/bns/

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Translate this page socrates est le programme d'action mis en place par l' Union européennedans le domaine de l'éducation. Informations socrates.
http://www.socrates.lu/
Socrates Scholasticus: The Life Of Hypatia
Biographical paragraph from Scholasticus' Ecclesiastical History. Condemns the slaying of this Alexandri Category Society Philosophy Hypatia of Alexandria BiographiesThe Life of Hypatia. By socrates Scholasticus, from his EcclesiasticalHistory. Reprinted with permission from Alexandria 2. THERE
http://www.cosmopolis.com/alexandria/hypatia-bio-socrates.html
Bedok Town Sec Sch
Contain brief writeup of schools history, information about ECA, staff and different department; links to schools of EastOne Cluster
http://socrates.moe.edu.sg/schools/bts/

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