PHAEDO

On the final day of Socrates'' life friends gather in his prison cell to discuss the immortality of the soul. What follows is a profound and moving conversation about death the nature of the human spirit and the promise of an afterlife. Socrates argues that true philosophers do not fear death for it is merely the soul''s release from the body. Through logical arguments and mythic imagery the dialogue lays out a vision of the soul''s journey justice beyond life and the pursuit of wisdom that transcends mortality. A cornerstone of Western philosophy this account is both intellectually rigorous and spiritually resonant.