Plato - Feast

Feast "is Plato's famous dialogue in which philosophers and intellectuals gather for a feast and discuss the nature of love. In the dialogue, each participant expresses their opinions on love, offering different points of view. Among them are the views of Socrates, who describes love as a desire for immortality and perfection, and other participants, each of whom presents his own philosophical interpretation. Dialogue combines elements of philosophical reflection, artistic narrative and rhetorical discussion, revealing the diverse aspects of love and its significance in human life. This work remains one of the key texts in the study of philosophy and aesthetics.

- By Plato

- Genre: Philosophical Dialogue

- Duration: Unknown

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- Plot: A dialogue in which the participants of the feast discuss the nature of love, offering various philosophical and rhetorical views, which leads to deep reflections on love, beauty and the desire for perfection.