What If Everything You Know Is Just A Memory Waiting to Be Uncovered? Meno by Plato
Meno is one of Plato’s most famous works. It makes readers think about how they learn and whether true wisdom is even possible. Even though it was written over 2,000 years ago, its ideas still apply today.
This new annotated edition of "Meno." features a comprehensive exploration of Plato's life:
His formative years.
An exploration of Plato's relationship with Socrates and their travels.
A glimpse into the renowned Academy at Athens.
An examination of Plato's extensive writings.
Reflections on Plato's enduring legacy.
What is virtue? Can it be taught, or are people born with it? In “Meno”, the philosopher Plato shares a conversation between Socrates and a young man named Meno, who wants to understand what virtue really is.
As they talk, Socrates challenges Meno’s ideas, leading to bigger questions about knowledge, learning, and truth. Socrates introduces the famous idea of recollection, which suggests that people don’t learn new things—they remember what their souls already knew.
If you enjoy asking deep questions about life, knowledge, and what it means to be a good person, Meno is a great place to start.
Listen to Meno and explore the search for truth and wisdom!
