Sophist

Book • 2016
Plato's "Sophist" is a dialogue that delves into the nature of being and the definition of various concepts, including the sophist.

Socrates and his interlocutors engage in a complex discussion about the nature of reality and the different ways of understanding it.

The dialogue explores the relationship between being and non-being, and the challenges of defining abstract concepts.

The Sophist is a sophisticated exploration of metaphysics and epistemology, offering insights into the nature of knowledge and the limitations of human understanding.

It remains a challenging but rewarding text for those interested in the intricacies of philosophical inquiry.

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