@article{oai:glim-re.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000726,
 author = {小島, 和男 and Kojima, Kazuo},
 issue = {12},
 journal = {学習院大学人文科学論集, Gakushuin University studies in humanities},
 month = {Oct},
 note = {application/pdf, In‘‘Cleitophon”，　Cleitophon　criticized　Socrates　that　he　exhorts　to　Virtue （‘protoreptikos’）but　he　never　tells　more，　what　must　be　done　to　live　with　Virtue． However，　it　can　be　read　in‘℃rito”，　in　which　Socrates　considers　about　his　actual behaviour　Socrates　told　Crito　that　he　would　fbllow　logos　that　seems　to　be　the　best after　logical　consideration，　and　dialogued　with　him　in‘℃rito”．　Socrates　persuaded Crito　to　consider　whether　escape　from　prison　is　right，　and　he　refused　to　escape because“he　ought　to　do　what　he　has　agreed　to　as　a　right　thing”．　It　means　human justice　and　it　i＄what　Cleitophon　wanted　to　know・Aman　who　wants　to　live　a‘well’ with　Virtue　could　only　live‘well’to　a　ignoramus　somehow．　He　ought　to　dialogue  with　logical　thought　and“ought　to　do　what　he　has　agreed　to　as　a　right　thing”．　Human justice　goes　only　in　fbrm　of　an　agreement　strictly．　Following　the　logos　that　seems to　be　the　best　at　the　moment，　at　any　risk　is　living　well，　beautifully　and　rightly　with Virtue，　and　a　man　has　no　other　way　to　live　a‘well’life．　Therefore，　Socrates　chose　not escape，　but　death．},
 pages = {1--24},
 title = {クレイトポンへの回答: 「クリトン」 におけるソクラテスの正義},
 year = {2003},
 yomi = {コジマ, カズオ}
}