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What is the most famous apologia?

Perhaps the most famous formal apologia is Plato’s book “The Apology.” In this book, Plato describes how Socrates defended himself against his accusers in court. Socrates never apologizes for his teachings. Instead, he mounts a spirited defense of reason, philosophy, and the practice of questioning authority. ...

What is an apologia & why is it important?

An apologia is a defense of one’s conduct or opinions. It’s related to our concept of “apology,” but in many cases it’s the precise opposite of an apology. ...

What happens in 'Apologia's seventh part?

In 'Apologia's seventh part, Oscar Wilde continues as he had on the first, discussing the things he could have or could not have done in his life. He speaks of a daisy, ‘a white father she would’ve called’, that was trodden upon by the boring, passionless man used as his example of someone who did not live their life to the fullest. ...

Is every argument an apologia?

In a sense, every argument is an apologia – that is, every argument uses reason and logic to defend the author’s views. However, an apologia usually means a defense against some specific accusation or objection. ...

What is the first stanza of apologia?

In the first stanza of ‘Apologia’, the speaker asks a long, four-line question of his lover. He asks if they want him to ‘wax and wane’ and give away his ‘cloth of gold’, or fancy pieces of clothing, for ‘hodden grey’. ...