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Phaedo

Book • 400
In this dialogue, Plato presents his metaphysical, psychological, and epistemological views through the conversations of Socrates and his friends on the day of his execution.

The dialogue includes four arguments for the immortality of the soul, discussions on the theory of Forms, and Socrates' account of his final hours.

It is a key work in Plato's middle period, combining profound philosophy with a vivid narrative of Socrates' last day.

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by A.J. Hanenberg as a dialogue between Socrates and his companions on the day of his execution.
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270: Phaedo
Mentioned by Tom Holland and Carlo Rovelli in the context of his views on the Earth's shape.
Anaximander: the Ancient World’s Most Radical Scientific Thinker
Mentioned by Judith Stove as a source for understanding Plato's views on the soul.
CoSP Pod. Ep. 8: Judith Stove "Hearts and Minds"
Mentioned as the source of the image of the chariot representing the spiritual life of the mature man.
Bonus: Symbology of the Tarot
Mentioned in relation to Socrates' time in prison.
75: Socrates’ Apology
Mentioned by Donald Robertson and Robin Waterfield as a significant work by Plato.
Plato of Athens, with Robin Waterfield
Mentioned by Natalie Haynes as Plato's dialogue set on Socrates' deathbed.
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