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约公元前380年年 · 作者: 柏拉图

苏格拉底生命的最后一天:灵魂不朽的证明与理念论。

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Phaedo, one of Socrates’ circle, tells the story of the last hours in prison to Echecrates; Plato himself, the text says, was absent through illness. Socrates explains why a philosopher need not fear death and offers several arguments for the immortality of the soul, among them the argument from recollection and a final proof based on the Forms. His Theban friends Simmias and Cebes raise objections, for example that the soul might be like the attunement of a lyre, which perishes with the instrument. The dialogue ends with Socrates drinking the hemlock. It is a central text for Plato’s theory of Forms and for Western ideas of the soul.

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