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Les lois, Livres 11-12/Epinomis (Platon, tome 12, 2e partie)

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Phèdre: Suivi de la pharmacie de Platon

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Ma Republique. Tome 1

En 399 avant J.-C., Socrate se voit intenter un procès pour corruption de la jeunesse et introduction de nouveaux dieux condamné à mort, il est voué à boire la ciguë. Comment « le plus savant des hommes » selon l'oracle de Delphes a-t-il pu être jugé de la sorte? C’est à cette question que tente de répondre l’Apologie, cette défense composée par Platon. L’ingéniosité du philosophe est alors de faire parler Socrate en toute franchise et simplicité pour déjouer les pièges de ses calomniateurs.

Apologie de Socrate

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Gorgias

The Alcibiades was widely read in antiquity as the very best introduction to Plato. In spite of its ancient reputation, many modern scholars have thought that the Alcibiades is not by Plato and it has therefore lacked a decent commentary. This edition remedies that situation. The notes explain difficulties of linguistic, literary and philosophical detail. The introduction includes a discussion of the dialogue's authenticity, and of the consequences that acknowledging its authenticity has for our conception of Plato's intellectual development.

Alcibiade

Parmenide" de Platon. Platon, philosophe grec, eleve de Socrate (427- 347 av JC).

Parménide

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Les lois, Livres 11-12/Epinomis (Platon, tome 12, 2e partie)

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