Cover of SophistPA4285.S8 A8 1944
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Sophist

by Plato

translated by Benjamin Jowett

✓ ReadPublic DomainPlatonic dialogue

Originally published as «Apology.» (Greek)

Sophist is a profound philosophical dialogue written by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, exploring the nature of sophistry, being, and non-being. Positioned as a follow-up to the *Theaetetus*, this work delves into the distinctions between a true philosopher and a sophist—one who engages in deceptive rhetoric and shallow argumentation. Through a conversation primarily between Socrates and several other interlocutors, Plato examines the complexities of existence and the definitions of reality...

First published c. 395 BCE137 pages
184
Category
Philosophy
Priority
Must-Read
Author works
21
Editions known
232
Classification
Dewey (DDC)
184888.4
Library of Congress (LCC)
PA4285.S8 A8 1944B0365 A5 C3PA4279 A8 1971PA4279.A8 1973
Subjects
Ancient & ClassicalCriticism and interpretationFiction, historical, generalFilosofía griegaHistory & SurveysImmortalityLanguage and languages, study and teachingNonfictionPhilosophiePhilosophyPhilosophy, ancientPlato
This edition
ISBN 9781976727399English
DATE DUE
First publishedc. 395 BCE
StatusREAD

Adaptations

Works adapted from Sophist.

  • AdaptationI know that I know nothing
  • AdaptationSokratova odbrana i smrt

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