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The so called '''Socratic principle''' can be expressed as imperative ''"follow the argument wherever it leads"''. It is an expression extracted from ''the Republic'', the classic work by [[Plato]], the disciple of [[Socrates]].{{#tag:ref|Socrates didn't leave any writings, but Plato, his disciple, wrote a great deal about him, though these accounts may reflect as much Plato's thought as Socrates'.<ref>{{Cite book
The so-called '''Socratic principle''' can be expressed as imperative ''"follow the argument wherever it leads"''. It is an expression extracted from ''the Republic'', the classic work by [[Plato]], the disciple of [[Socrates]].{{#tag:ref|Socrates didn't leave any writings, but Plato, his disciple, wrote a great deal about him, though these accounts may reflect as much Plato's thought as Socrates'.<ref>{{Cite book
| author = Norman L. Geisler and Ronald M. Brooks
| author = Norman L. Geisler and Ronald M. Brooks
| year=1990
| year=1990