Sophist

In Plato's "Sophist," the philosophical dialogues explore the intricate relationship between being and non-being, the nature of sophistry, and the distinction between true philosophy and mere rhetoric. Through a series of dialectical exchanges, Socrates and his interlocutors unravel the complexities of existence, challenging the reader to critically engage with definitions of knowledge, illusion, and reality. The text is enriched by Plato's characteristic use of metaphors and paradoxes, highlig ...