Timaeus and Critias
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Timaeus and Critias

by Plato

Philosophy Classics
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In Timaeus and Critias, Plato examines profound questions about the cosmos, the natural world, humanity, and society. These connected dialogues stand as important works of classical Greek philosophy, offering readers an enduring encounter with ancient thought, reasoned inquiry, and the intellectual foundations of Western philosophical tradition.

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Timaeus and Critias brings together two philosophical dialogues attributed to Plato.

The work explores questions about the cosmos, the natural world, humanity, and society.

It reflects the intellectual concerns of classical Greek philosophy and its efforts to understand reality through reason and discussion.

This volume is suited to readers of Plato, ancient philosophy, and the history of ideas.

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