Eponine, Ou de La Republique: Ouvrage de Platon. Tome 6

Gorgias est un dialogue ecrit par Platon. Il a pour sous-titre De la rhetorique, mais il ne s'agit pas d'un traite sur l'art d'ecrire, parler ou composer un discours: il s'agit d'examiner la valeur politique et morale de la rhetorique. Deux theses s'affrontent donc: celle de Gorgias, sophiste qui enseigne la rhetorique et considere que l'art de bien parler est le meilleur de tous les arts exerces par l'homme, contre celle de Socrate, qui denonce la rhetorique comme un art du mensonge."

Gorgias: ou Sur la Rhétorique

L'Alcibiade majeur (ou Sur la Nature de l'Homme), aussi appele Premier Alcibiade, traite des capacites et qualites qu'Alcibiade, qui veut entamer une carriere comme homme politique, doit posseder. L'Alcibiade mineur, egalement appele Second Alcibiade ou Sur la priere, est dialogue entre le philosophe Socrate et le futur homme d'Etat Alcibiade encore jeune homme traite de l'utilite de la priere au point de vue philosophique. Socrate y explique que seul celui qui sait ce qui est bon pour lui peut prier les Dieux et que tout priere suppose une reflexion philosophique sur les Dieux."

Alcibiade

Excerpt from Les OEuvres de Platon, Vol. 2: Traduites en François, Avec des RemarquesQuelle maniere Socrate tomba: tion des Atbe'm'em à leur: Di eux - wozr le ridicule de: fab/e: Theo/ogz'e effoitpleine, en tieba: par l.i de le: ramenera' la corm d'unﬂwl Dieu. 'un Peuplefi attabe' Èl'idolatrie toâjour: en garde mi tre le: noweaatez comme nous l'ap Prmow Par le: afin de: Apoifre: or'o nou: uojom le: Athém'em Émm par I.: predieation de]âint Paul ecrier, il fcmblc que cet homme nous pré chc de nouveaux Dieux ne pa. Voit p.14 manquer d'eﬂre alorme' rl'rme a'oc7rinefi contraire âﬂs erreur: . M 45 la Premiere forme de contre S ocrﬂe. Il} m'ait que la vertu lagemrerr.About the PublisherThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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