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    Friedrich Nietzsche -In His Analysis of Socrates,Nietzsche Concludes That Socrates Was
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Friedrich Nietzsche -In His Analysis of Socrates,Nietzsche Concludes That Socrates Was

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Question 91

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Friedrich Nietzsche
-In his analysis of Socrates,Nietzsche concludes that Socrates was


A) mistaken in his insistence on dying for the sake of reason.
B) the champion of Apollonian and Dionysian impulses to his death.
C) a highly moral man with no sin in him.
D) an immoral man who deserved his fate.

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