Man and the State: Trial of Socrates (1971)

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The first film in Bernard Wilets's six film Man and the State series is a dramatization of the trial and execution of Socrates. Shows ancient Athenian judicial procedures and poses questions about the right of the state to suppress "disruptive" individuals. For junior high through college audiences. Publisher: Santa Monica, Calif.: BFA Educational Media, ©1971 Distributor: BFA Series: Man and the State Series, film 1 of 6

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28 minutes

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