Plato: Five Dialogues by Plato

Plato: Five Dialogues by Plato

Five dialogues, and four of them tell one story: Socrates on his way to court, at his trial, in prison refusing to escape, and on the last afternoon of his life arguing that a philosopher should not fear death.

Euthyphro asks whether something is good because the gods love it or the other way round. The Apology is his defence speech and the origin of the unexamined life. Crito is about whether you owe obedience to a state that has wronged you. Meno asks whether virtue can be taught. Phaedo is the death scene.

The standard Grube translation. The single best volume for anyone starting philosophy.

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