@book{2022:calenda:la_condann,
title = {La Condanna di Socrate},
year = {2022},
note = {During 403–399 a fierce political contest was going on between the
king of Sparta Pausanias and Lysander, in which Athens was part of the
stakes. I examine the possibility that Socrates became entangled in
the backlash of this contest. As Xenophon testifies in Memorabilia,
during the trial Socrates was accused of driving his young followers
to violence by his polemics against the Athenian democratic
institutions. The rekindling of civic unrest in Athens could weaken
Pausanias’ position in Sparta, jeopardizing the democratic
restoration that he had promoted in Athens in 403.},
edition = {},
publisher = {Academia},
address = {Baden-Baden},
series = {Academia Philosophical Studies},
volume = {78},
author = {Calenda, Guido}
}