Symposium and The Death of Socrates

Explore the profound insights of ancient philosophy with "Symposium and The Death of Socrates" by Plato, published by Wordsworth Editions Ltd in 1997. This compelling collection presents two of Plato's most celebrated dialogues that delve into the vibrant intellectual life of Athens during its golden age.

"Symposium" invites readers to witness a captivating banquet where renowned thinkers engage in deep discussion about love and beauty, revealing the values and ideals of Greek society. In contrast, "The Death of Socrates" recounts the tragic story of Socrates’ trial, condemnation, and ultimate sacrifice for his beliefs, showcasing the philosopher’s unwavering commitment to truth and morality.

Spanning 240 pages, this paperback edition offers an engaging narrative that not only reflects the philosophical queries of its time but also resonates with contemporary readers interested in ethics and the human condition. Embark on a journey through history and thought with this essential addition to your literary collection.