カルミデス: 思慮について (Japanese Edition)
by プラトン
In Plato's Charmides, Socrates probes the meaning of temperance through dialogue with young Charmides and others. The discussion delves into whether this virtue is self-knowledge or a form of wisdom governing the soul. This foundational philosophical text questions the boundaries of human understanding and ethical living.
About This Book
Charmides is a classic dialogue by Plato, focusing on the concept of sophrosyne, or temperance. In this work, Socrates engages in discussion to define this virtue.
The dialogue takes place in ancient Athens, involving characters who debate the essence of self-control and moderation in thought and action.
Through questioning, Plato examines whether temperance is knowledge of itself or something more profound, highlighting the challenges of philosophical inquiry.
This Japanese edition makes the text accessible to readers interested in Western philosophy in an Eastern context.
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