Parmenides

Book Code: 1111000155658

Plato

ABOUT THE BOOK

Plato's "Parmenides" is a philosophical masterpiece penned by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato. The book revolves around Parmenides, a pre-Socratic philosopher engaged in dialogue with Socrates. Their discourse delves into profound philosophical inquiries, tackling topics like the essence of reality, the connection between ideas and objects, and the boundaries of human knowledge. The introduction provides historical context, shedding light on Plato and his philosophical milieu. Further elucidation is offered through the analysis and notes.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Plato, the ancient Greek philosopher born in Athens around 428/427 or 424/423 BC, founded the Academy—a school dedicated to imparting the principles of Platonism. Celebrated for introducing innovative written dialogue and dialectic methods to philosophy, he made substantial contributions, including the Theory of Forms and the concept of Platonic love. Over the course of more than two millennia, Plato's writings have wielded a profound influence on global culture and philosophy, creating a enduring legacy.