Around 600 B.C.E Draconian Rule is eliminated and Athens began slowly moving towards democracy. By 500 B.C.E. Greeces wars with Persia bring the famous battles of Marathon & Thermopylae. Afterwards, the so called Golden Age of Athens emerges and Socrates turns philosophy towards questions of our humanity, our place in society, and other human relationships. As democracy grows, a relatively educated populace (of Greek citizens, at least) is needed for them to make reasonable democratic decisions. In this context, two approaches came to be well-known: Socrates with his Socratic Method and a group of thinkers who were known as Sophists.

Around 600 B.C.E Draconian Rule is eliminated and Athens began slowly moving towards democracy. By 500 B.C.E. Greeces wars with Persia bring the famous battles of Marathon & Thermopylae. Afterwards, the so called Golden Age of Athens emerges and Socrates turns philosophy towards questions of our humanity, our place in society, and other human relationships. As democracy grows, a relatively educated populace (of Greek citizens, at least) is needed for them to make reasonable democratic decisions. In this context, two approaches came to be well-known: Socrates with his Socratic Method and a group of thinkers who were known as Sophists.

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