Plato: Complete Works

Plato: Complete Works

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1997 · Anglais · Relié · 180 editions

Description

Plato's work has long been a cornerstone of Western philosophy, and this comprehensive collection brings together his most influential texts, fully translated and edited by some of today's leading scholars. Each translation is crafted to capture the essence of Plato’s thought, making complex ideas accessible to both students and casual readers alike. The careful selection of essays and dialogues showcases the range of philosophical inquiry that Plato embarked upon, from ethics to politics, metaphysics to epistemology.

The collaborative effort behind this volume speaks to the respect that Plato's ideas continue to command. Given the diversity of interpretations, readers are treated to fresh insights that stimulate critical engagement with his works. Each scholar adds their unique perspective, allowing the voices of classic antiquity to resonate with a modern audience.

In addition to offering clarity in translation, this compilation also provides contextual background and thoughtful commentary on the implications of Plato's theories. Readers can delve into the subtleties of his dialogues and better appreciate the nuances of his philosophical arguments.

By bringing together such esteemed translators, the collection not only enhances the reading experience but also renews interest in Plato’s enduring legacy. Through this work, new generations can access the philosophical foundations that continue to influence contemporary thought, inviting a deeper understanding of humanity’s quest for knowledge.

Détails du livre

Format Relié
Pages 1,848 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié May 1, 1997
Éditeur Hackett Publishing Co.
Éditions 180 editions
ISBN-10 0872203492
ISBN-13 9780872203495

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