
The Republic
ISBN 9788826043982
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Fedone, also known as Phaedo, is a philosophical dialogue by Plato, translated into Italian by Francesco Acri. The dialogue recounts the last moments of Socrates' life, as narrated by Phaedo to Echecrates. It explores themes of the soul, immortality, and the philosophical reasoning behind Socrates' calm acceptance of death. Socrates discusses the nature of pleasure and pain, illustrating his belief in the soul's journey to the afterlife. The dialogue captures Socrates surrounded by friends and followers, engaging in deep philosophical discourse. Intended for readers interested in classical philosophy, this work delves into existential questions and the pursuit of wisdom.
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