World Classics Library: Plato: The Republic, Charmides, Meno, Gorgias, Parmenides, Symposium, Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Phaedo

Plato's dialogues, written as conversations between his mentor Socrates and Athenian citizens, range from the construction of communities and the immortality of the soul to temperance, rhetoric and virtue. Part of the World Classics Library hardback series, the collection includes The Republic, Symposium and Phaedo.

Plato's ideas on reason, justice, and religion have had profound impact on Western philosophy and politics. This collection features some of his most celebrated writings, including his iconic work The Republic. These Ancient Greek dialogues are written as conversations between Plato's mentor Socrates and various Athenian citizens, covering vast range of topics including the construction of communities, immortality of the soul, temperance, rhetoric and virtue. His writings have been studied for hundreds of years and yet remain strikingly pertinent in the modern world.

Includes:
• The Republic
• Charmides
• Meno
• Gorgias
• Parmenides
• Symposium
• Euthyphro
• Apology
• Crito
• Phaedo

ABOUT THE SERIES: The World Classics Library series gathers together the work of authors and philosophers whose ideas have stood the test of time. Perfect for bibliophiles, these gorgeous hardbacks with gold foil-embossed covers and printed edges are a wonderful addition to any home library.

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