Hippias Major: What Is Beauty? - Plato's Dialogue on Aesthetics and the Search for Universal Truth (Library of Alexandria)
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Hippias Major: What Is Beauty? - Plato's Dialogue on Aesthetics and the Search for Universal Truth (Library of Alexandria)

by Plato

Philosophy classical studies aesthetics
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Plato’s Hippias Major turns to a fundamental philosophical question: What is beauty? Through dialogue and inquiry, this classic work examines aesthetics, definitions, and the possibility of universal truth, offering readers an enduring introduction to one of philosophy’s most important questions.

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Hippias Major is a philosophical dialogue attributed to Plato.

The work examines the question of what beauty is and considers the challenge of defining it.

Centered on aesthetics and philosophical inquiry, it reflects a search for universal truth.

This edition is presented as part of the Library of Alexandria collection.

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