Describe and explain how Socrates' self-concept guided his thoughts about wisdom and how to pursue it
Any contributions?
Socrates believed that his special wisdom consisted in his ability to stimulate and guide others in the philosophical exploration of profound questions, enabling them to "give birth" to their own understanding.
- Socrates believed the Oracle at Delphi called him the wisest man to make the point that his wisdom lies in knowing that he is not wise. Less wise people believe themselves to be wise.
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