Early Socratic Dialogues by Plato
A collection of early dialogues in which Socrates questions friends, artisans, and sophists about virtue, piety, courage, knowledge, and justice. Using relentless cross-examination, the conversations often end in uncertainty, exposing the limits of common beliefs while modeling philosophy as a rigorous moral practice. Together they portray the social and political backdrop of Athens and lay the groundwork for later ethical and epistemological inquiry.
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- 1987
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- Greek
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- English
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