Symposium by Plato
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A timeless philosophical dialogue where love, beauty, and desire are explored by Socrates and other Athenian thinkers during a memorable banquet.
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Foundational Text on Love: Examines different types of love—physical, spiritual, intellectual.
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Socrates & Diotima: Introduces the concept of the “Ladder of Love,” a core idea in Platonic philosophy.
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Rich Dialogue Format: Combines humor, rhetoric, and deep philosophical insight.
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Historical Insight: Features real historical figures like Alcibiades and Aristophanes.
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Influential: Shaped Western thought on metaphysics, ethics, and aesthetics.
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Widely Studied: Essential reading in philosophy, gender studies, and classical literature courses.
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产品规格
- ISBN-13 9789394791756
- Binding Paper back
- Number of Pages 75 Pages
- Language English
- Dimension (Inches) 5.5″x8.5″
- Weight (Grams) 114
- Subject Classic Fiction
- Category NonFiction
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A timeless philosophical dialogue where love, beauty, and desire are explored by Socrates and other Athenian thinkers during a memorable banquet.
-
Foundational Text on Love: Examines different types of love—physical, spiritual, intellectual.
-
Socrates & Diotima: Introduces the concept of the “Ladder of Love,” a core idea in Platonic philosophy.
-
Rich Dialogue Format: Combines humor, rhetoric, and deep philosophical insight.
-
Historical Insight: Features real historical figures like Alcibiades and Aristophanes.
-
Influential: Shaped Western thought on metaphysics, ethics, and aesthetics.
-
Widely Studied: Essential reading in philosophy, gender studies, and classical literature courses.
-

产品规格
- ISBN-13 9789394791756
- Binding Paper back
- Number of Pages 75 Pages
- Language English
- Dimension (Inches) 5.5″x8.5″
- Weight (Grams) 114
- Subject Classic Fiction
- Category NonFiction















