Enter the philosophical world of Plato, where questions about truth, justice, knowledge, and the good life have no easy answers. The Complete Works of Plato brings together the philosophical writings attributed to Plato, one of the foundational thinkers of Western philosophy and a student of Socrates. Written primarily in the form of dialogues, Plato's works explore profound questions through conversations between Socrates and other thinkers, politicians, students, and citizens. Rather than simply presenting conclusions, these dialogues invite readers to examine their own assumptions and question what they believe to be true. Among the most influential works associated with Plato are The Republic, Symposium, Apology, Phaedo, Meno, Phaedrus, Gorgias, Timaeus, and The Laws. Throughout these works, Plato examines fundamental questions about justice, virtue, knowledge, education, politics, love, beauty, morality, the soul, reality, and the nature of the ideal society. The Republic explores justice and the ideal state, while the Symposium examines love and beauty through a series of philosophical speeches. The Apology presents Socrates' defense of his philosophical life, and Phaedo explores the soul and the question of death. Plato's ideas have influenced philosophy, politics, education, ethics, religion, literature, and Western intellectual history for more than two millennia. For readers interested in Plato, ancient Greek philosophy, Socrates, classical philosophy, ethics, political philosophy, metaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of education, and the history of Western thought, this collection provides an essential journey into one of philosophy's foundational traditions. Question what you know, examine what you believe, and follow the arguments wherever they lead. Open The Complete Works of Plato today and explore the enduring philosophical questions that continue to shape human thought.