Laches and Charmides (Hackett Classics)
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Laches and Charmides (Hackett Classics)

by Plato

Philosophy
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In Laches and Charmides, Plato examines the nature of virtue through philosophical conversations focused on courage and moderation. These two influential dialogues invite readers to consider how knowledge, character, and ethical understanding can be defined, questioned, and examined through the enduring method of Socratic inquiry.

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Laches and Charmides brings together two dialogues by Plato, a central figure in ancient Greek philosophy.

The works explore questions concerning virtue, including courage and moderation, through philosophical discussion.

Plato’s dialogues remain important texts for readers studying classical philosophy and the development of Western thought.

This Hackett Classics edition is suited to students, instructors, and general readers interested in Plato and ancient philosophical inquiry.

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