Philosophy is a way of life; spiritual practices from Socrates to Foucault

Socrates pretends that he wants to learn something from his interlocutor, and this constitutes his self-deprecating mockery. The truth of the matter is that while Socrates appears to embody his interlocutor and fully enter into his speech, the interlocutor, in the end, is the one who unconsciously embeds himself in something important: that is, the unification of Socrates' speech and being unified with it. Let us not forget that the unification of a person with Socrates is a unification with the babble and doubt; for Socrates does not know anything, and all he knows is that he does not know anything. The book of philosophy is a way of life; spiritual exercises from Socrates to Foucault by Pierre Hadot, translated by Adel Mustafa. Dar Ru'ya