Meno (The Library of Liberal Arts, #12) [Pamphlet] Benjamin Jowett; Fulton H. Anderson and Plato

Description

Pamphlet cover has some wear along the sides, scuffs and bending. Pages have writing in pencil in the margins and underlining throughout. Binding is secure.

This well-loved copy of Plato’s “Meno” offers a unique glimpse into the intellectual journey of a past reader. The underlining and marginal notes bear witness to a close and engaged reading, inviting the next owner to join in a centuries-old dialogue on the nature of virtue, knowledge, and the immortality of the soul. Composed around 380 BCE, the “Meno” is a seminal work in the Socratic tradition, exploring the famous philosopher’s method of questioning and his theory of recollection. This particular edition, part of the esteemed Library of Liberal Arts series, presents the original Greek text alongside an English translation, making it an invaluable resource for scholars and students alike. Despite its age and wear, this copy retains a tangible connection to the enduring wisdom of the ancient world, beckoning collectors and lovers of philosophy to add their voices to the ongoing discourse.