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Plato and Platonism

Pages
170
Published
1893
Language
English

Synopsis

Explore the enduring influence of Plato's ideas on philosophy, science, and society. This book demystifies the complex origins of Hellenic thought by examining Plato's impact through the establishment of his Academy, a renowned center for mathematicians, scientists, and thinkers like Aristotle. Discover how Plato's teachings on love, virtue, politics, and ethics continue to resonate across centuries.

About the author

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Walter Pater

Walter Pater was a key figure in the Aesthetic movement, known for his essays on art and literature. His most famous works, The Renaissance and Studies in Art and Poetry, explore beauty and culture with a distinctive, thoughtful style. He's a great read for anyone interested in the art and ideas of the late 19th century.