Plato's Dialogues

Plato's Dialogues are a series of philosophical works that examine a wide range of subjects including justice, virtue, happiness, and the nature of reality.

These dialogues are characterized by their use of the Socratic method, where Socrates engages in conversations with other characters to explore and challenge different viewpoints.

Key dialogues include 'The Apology', 'Crito', 'Phaedo', 'Symposium', and 'The Republic', each addressing distinct philosophical questions and themes.

The dialogues are known for their literary grace, humor, and ability to engage readers in philosophical inquiry.