Plato’s Cratylus for Kids: A Short Walk Through Names and Meaning (Philosophy - Walks)
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Plato’s Cratylus for Kids: A Short Walk Through Names and Meaning (Philosophy - Walks)

by Jason Kassel

Educational Language Learning Children's Philosophy
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Explore Plato’s Cratylus through a short, approachable walk across questions about names and meaning. Designed for kids and beginning readers, this introduction makes a classic philosophical dialogue easier to encounter while opening the door to broader reflection on language, ideas, and how we understand the world.

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Plato’s Cratylus for Kids offers a short, accessible introduction to one of Plato’s dialogues.

The book focuses on names and meaning, inviting readers to consider how language relates to the things we talk about.

Written as a philosophical walk, it presents classic ideas in a format intended for younger or beginning readers.

It provides an approachable starting point for exploring Plato, language, and philosophical questions.

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