Moral Character and Harm. This study guide examines Socrates' trial and his defense against corrupting youth. It also explores his willingness to accept his death. It is a good guide to understanding his argument and the writer validates that Socrates'' high values are worth more than the simple revenge of Athens. The writer also concludes that moral; character is not harmful and it is of paramount importance in life and rises above all other values. Easy to understand and a logical approach to explaining the argument. The writer concludes the people of Athens can still redeem themselves and see their error. Pages: 3 Bibliography: 0 source(s) listed Filename: 367 Moral Character Harm.doc Price: 26.85