Platonis Convivium, Phaedrus - Plato

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Platonis Convivium, Phaedrus, une ?uvre attribu?(c)e ? Platon, est pr?(c)sent?(c)e ici dans une ?(c)dition de 1855. Ce recueil, comprenant ?' Le Banquet ?' (ou ?' Symposium ?') et ?' Ph?dre ?', explore en profondeur les th?mes de l'amour, de la beaut?(c) et de la connaissance ? travers des dialogues philosophiques.

?' Le Banquet ?' met en sc?ne un groupe d'Ath?(c)niens, dont Socrate, discutant de la nature de l'amour lors d'un banquet. Leurs discours offrent diverses perspectives, allant de l'amour physique ? l'amour platonique, consid?(c)r?(c) comme une aspiration vers la beaut?(c) et la v?(c)rit?(c) sup?(c)rieures. ?' Ph?dre ?' aborde quant ? lui des sujets tels que la rh?(c)torique, l'?me et l'inspiration divine, tout en explorant la relation entre l'amour et la philosophie.

Cette ?(c)dition en langue fran?aise offre aux lecteurs un acc?s privil?(c)gi?(c) aux id?(c)es intemporelles de Platon, qui continuent d'influencer la pens?(c)e philosophique et la litt?(c)rature ? ce jour.

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