by Plato
First published 2002
Plato's legendary philosophical dialogues bring Socrates to life, as the wise teacher questions his students and explores the nature of virtue, justice, and the soul. From the pious Euthyphro to the condemned prisoner in Crito, Socrates challenges his companions to think deeply about their beliefs and actions. In Meno, he even wonders if virtue can be taught. Through these vivid conversations, Plato paints a timeless portrait of the philosophic life.
Genres: classics, philosophy, ancient, academic
Vibes: intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking
Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family
168 pages · Paperback · Hackett Pub Co Inc