Plato's Symposium, Law, Meno And The Apology

Plato A Greek philosopher known by Plato the founder of the academy of Athens, the academy is one of the best philosophical schools. The academy was the school of learning, also Plato was one of the student of the famous philosopher Socrates. Plato lived his life after his teacher Socrates died explaining and expanded all Socrates ideas and techniques to his students. Plato was born in a place called Athens, Greece where only a quarter of people stayed around the time of 428/427 BCE. (NOTES) He was the world true and probably the greatest philosopher. Plato was born to a wealth family in the city and spent his life focusing on only one goal, that goal was helping people reach a state of fulfilment. He was the son of Ariston and Perictione,
Plato would always go traveling to go do some studying and he would study math and geometry. He was searching for knowledge and truth; Plato writing are in dialogue form with his teacher Socrates appearing in all but one of them. (Plato) In Plato dialogue he had for main point in it they were The Republic, Symposium, law, Meno and the Apology. Referring to the fact that Plato was the first philosopher to develop philosophical notion of human nature, human knowledge, and metaphysics. (notes) Plato had four great ideas one of the ideas was basically to make life so much better from my understanding he wanted people think more before they do something give there self-more time to think about life. Instead of just following what everybody else is doing, so Plato wants you to know yourself. Plato believed we are creature with rational minds that can control our appetites and aggressions, he also believed we can see ourselves as distinct from the matter of the world because our mind enables us to stand apart from our material environment. (Notes) “According Plato’s metaphysical theory, there is an aspect of reality beyond the one which we can see, an aspect of reality even more real than the one we