多是多.
在雅典监狱牢房里,一个以智慧和令人丧的问题闻名的男子在一个安静的早晨准备死去.他是苏格拉底,他的忠诚的学生柏拉图在"费多"对话中记录的今天的事件,邀请我们深入地冥想死亡,人类灵魂和哲学生活的目的. 这次交流远非简单的历史记录,而是为什么我们不应该用恐惧面对死亡的明确论点,而是用智力勇气,甚至可能是自由感来对付死亡. 它的古老的声明继续响应,迫使我们考虑我们对存在,意识以及什么,如果有的话,可以生存于身体不可避免的衰退的信念,使其成为任何与生命的最终问题扎的人都能听到的令人信服的听力.
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多是多. by Plato. The underlying text is in the U.S. public domain. We do not republish any modern copyrighted edition, translation, or commentary.
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