”One of the most beautiful works I have ever seen in my life, one that speaks of the immortality of the soul”
Fédon Plat~ao
Platão · -380 · 120 pages
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A Platonic dialogue that narrates Socrates's final moments before his execution in Athens. Through conversations with his disciples, Socrates sets out his reflections on the immortality of the soul, the nature of being, and the meaning of death, presenting philosophy not merely as knowledge but as a preparation for the end of life.
Phaedo is a profound meditation on truth, virtue, and transcendence, cementing Plato's influence on the Western tradition and offering a moving account of intellectual courage and serenity in the face of inevitable fate.
Book details
| Author | Platão |
|---|---|
| Original title | Fédon |
| Year of publication | -380 |
| Pages | 120 |
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