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Classic Books Forever 9786726001583
This dialogue presents a formidable intellectual challenge, featuring a youthful Socrates who is rigorously critiqued by the veteran philosopher Parmenides and his student Zeno. The text dissects the Theory of Forms with surgical precision, raising difficult questions about participation, likeness, and the unity of the Good. It shifts into a complex gymnastic of dialectic, exploring the necessary consequences of asserting whether "the one" exists or does not exist. This is Platos most technical and abstract work, often seen as a training manual for the highest levels of philosophical thought.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726000999
This historical document provides a granular look at the evolution of the Athenian government, detailing the specific reforms of Solon, Cleisthenes, and others. It describes the selection processes for juries and officials, offering a "behind-the-scenes" view of the worlds first democracy. The text serves as a factual counterweight to theoretical speculation, rooting political science in the actual practices of the state. It captures the complex machinery required to run a direct democracy in the ancient world.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726000906
Aristotle investigates the "first philosophy," seeking to understand the fundamental principles that govern all of existence. The text moves beyond physical observation to question the nature of substance, potentiality, and the divine intellect that moves the universe without being moved. It addresses the core questions of what it means for something to be, distinguishing between the accidental and the essential. This work remains a cornerstone of ontological inquiry, challenging the reader to grasp the underlying architecture of reality.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001002
Aristotle formulates a system for classifying every object of human thought into ten distinct categories, such as substance, quality, and relation. This logical framework is designed to prevent ambiguity in language and to structure the way we predicate attributes to subjects. The text lays the groundwork for all deductive reasoning, establishing the rules for how we define and describe the world. It is the essential alphabet of Aristotelian logic, enabling clear and coherent argumentation.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001606
The home of Callias becomes the setting for a dramatic showdown between Socrates and the most famous sophist of the age, Protagoras. The debate centers on the unity of the virtues and whether political skill can be taught, with the two thinkers frequently reversing their initial positions. Plato vividly dramatizes the clash between the long, eloquent speeches of the sophist and the short, incisive questions of the philosopher. The text offers a nuanced look at the relativism of the sophists and the Socratic equation of virtue with knowledge.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001507
In this sequel to the Timaeus, Plato describes the mighty island nation of Atlantis, a civilization blessed by Poseidon but corrupted by mortal greed. The text details the citys concentric rings of water and land, its military power, and its eventual war with prehistoric Athens. The dialogue breaks off mid-sentence as Zeus prepares to punish the Atlanteans, leaving the story a tantalizing fragment. It is the origin of the Atlantis myth, serving as a warning against imperial overreach.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001590
Set in the prison cell where Socrates spends his final moments, this dialogue transforms the tragedy of execution into a celebration of the philosophical life. The conversation focuses on four arguments for the immortality of the soul, offering a robust defense of the belief that death is merely the separation of the soul from the body. As the poison takes effect, the narrative maintains a serene and hopeful tone, emphasizing the philosophers detachment from physical concerns. It is a profoundly moving testament to the power of reason to conquer the fear of death.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726000975
In this concise analysis of dramatic art, Aristotle identifies the key components that make tragedy a powerful medium for emotional cleansing. He discusses the necessity of a unified plot, the "hamartia" or tragic flaw of the hero, and the cathartic effect of pity and fear on the audience. The text contrasts poetry with history, arguing that poetry is more philosophical because it deals with universals rather than particulars. It remains the primary source for understanding the structure and purpose of classical storytelling.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726000937
Aristotle exposes the tricks and fallacies used in competitive debate to produce the illusion of refutation without the substance of truth. He categorizes the various forms of verbal ambiguity and logical error, teaching the student how to dismantle a deceptive argument. The work serves as a defensive manual for the philosopher, protecting the integrity of dialectic against those who argue for victory rather than truth. It emphasizes the importance of precise language and valid reasoning in the pursuit of knowledge.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001019
This work offers a variation on Aristotles ethical themes, focusing on the pursuit of the good and the role of virtue in a happy life. It examines the nature of voluntary action and moral responsibility, asking how we can be held accountable for our character. The text explores the relationship between wisdom and moral virtue, suggesting that knowing the good is intertwined with doing the good. It serves as a philosophical guide to the development of a noble and self-sufficient character.
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IMMANUEL KANT
Classic Books Forever 9786726001347
This work explores the bridge between the determined world of nature and the free world of morality through the faculty of judgment. Kant analyzes our experience of the beautiful and the sublime, arguing that aesthetic pleasure acts as a symbol of the morally good. He also investigates the concept of teleology, asking if living organisms must be understood as having an internal purpose. It is a dense but rewarding study of how the human mind organizes the chaos of the world into harmony.
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IMMANUEL KANT
Classic Books Forever 9786726001354
Kant argues that while theoretical reason cannot prove the existence of God or freedom, practical reason demands them as necessary postulates for moral action. He posits that the moral law within us is an undeniable fact that points towards a higher order of existence. The text explores the relationship between virtue and happiness, suggesting they can only be reconciled in an afterlife. It represents a shift from skepticism to a faith grounded in rational moral necessity.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001569
Two Athenian generals, Nicias and Laches, are asked to advise on the education of young men, leading to a broader investigation into the nature of courage. Through cross-examination, Socrates reveals that these military leaders cannot consistently define the very virtue that defines their profession. The dialogue explores the relationship between endurance, knowledge, and fear, ultimately ending in a state of aporia or puzzlement. It serves as a reminder that practical experience does not always translate into theoretical understanding.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001651
Socrates acts as a philosophical midwife to the young mathematician Theaetetus, helping him labor to deliver a definition of knowledge. They test the theories that knowledge is perception, true judgment, or true judgment with an account, ultimately finding all of them wanting. The dialogue is a brilliant exercise in epistemology, filled with memorable metaphors like the wax tablet of memory and the aviary of birds. It demonstrates the rigor of the Socratic method, valuing the clearing away of false beliefs as much as the discovery of positive truths.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001644
In this magnum opus, Socrates and his interlocutors undertake the construction of a theoretical city in speech to determine the definition of justice. The dialogue spans ten books, covering the triadic structure of the soul, the danger of imitative poetry, and the famous allegory of the cave. It argues that the just man is happier than the unjust, proposing a society ruled by philosopher-kings who have seen the light of the Good. This text remains the foundational document for all subsequent discussions on utopia, education, and governance.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001613
Using the method of division and collection, this dialogue attempts to define the statesman as a distinct kind of expert shepherd of the human flock. The stranger from Elea leads the inquiry, utilizing the myth of the age of Cronus to distinguish between divine rule and human governance. It explores the necessity of laws as an imperfect substitute for the wisdom of a true ruler, acknowledging the messiness of practical politics. The work provides a sophisticated analysis of constitutional forms and the art of weaving together different temperaments in the state.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001538
Outside the courthouse where he awaits his own prosecution, Socrates engages a self-righteous prophet in a conversation about the nature of holiness. The dialogue systematically dismantles the idea that piety is simply doing what the gods love, leading to the famous Euthyphro dilemma that continues to challenge ethicists today. As definitions are proposed and rejected, the text exposes the fragility of dogmatic belief when subjected to rational scrutiny. It is a masterclass in the search for a universal definition amidst conflicting traditions.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001620
At a celebratory drinking party, a group of prominent Athenians take turns delivering eulogies to the god of Love. The speeches range from the medical and pedantic to the comic and sublime, culminating in Socrates revelation of the ladder of love that leads to the absolute Form of Beauty. The sudden entrance of a drunken Alcibiades adds a layer of raw human emotion and political subtext to the philosophical proceedings. It is perhaps Platos most literary and artistically perfect dialogue, blending humor, romance, and metaphysics.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001576
A wealthy nobleman from Thessaly challenges Socrates with the question of how virtue is acquired, sparking a deep dive into the nature of learning itself. To solve the problem of how one can search for unknown knowledge, Socrates demonstrates a geometry lesson with an enslaved boy, arguing that learning is the recollection of eternal truths. The text blends ethical inquiry with metaphysical speculation, introducing the concept of the immortal soul as the repository of wisdom. It is a pivotal work that bridges the gap between Socratic ethics and Platonic epistemology.
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Classic Books Forever 9786726001491
Socrates returns from the war and engages a beautiful and popular youth in a discussion about the meaning of "temperance." They test several definitionsshame, quietness, doing ones own businessbut find each one lacking under scrutiny. The dialogue emphasizes the link between the health of the soul and the health of the body, suggesting that true cure requires wisdom. It ends without a conclusion, inviting the reader to continue the search for the definition of virtue.
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