Frederick Copleston – A History of Philosophy Plato 1998 Turkish Book Turkey

Frederick Copleston – A History of Philosophy: Plato (Platon) – İdea Yayınevi Turkish Edition (1998)

Description:

This Turkish edition of A History of Philosophy: Plato (Platon) by Frederick Copleston was published by İdea Yayınevi in 1998. Printed in Turkish, the book is part of Copleston's renowned A History of Philosophy series and offers a comprehensive introduction to the philosophy of Plato.

The work examines Plato's life, philosophical development, and major dialogues while explaining his most influential ideas, including the Theory of Forms, justice, knowledge, the ideal state, the immortality of the soul, and the nature of reality. Copleston presents these complex concepts in a clear and systematic manner, placing Plato's thought within the broader context of ancient Greek philosophy.

Themes such as metaphysics, ethics, political philosophy, epistemology, and justice appear throughout the book. Long regarded as a classic scholarly introduction, this volume remains an essential resource for students and readers interested in the foundations of Western philosophy.

Key Features:

• Author: Frederick Copleston

• Original Title: A History of Philosophy: Plato

• Turkish Title: Platon

• Publisher: İdea Yayınevi

• Publication Date: 1998

• Language: Turkish

• Format: Paperback

• Genre: Philosophy; History of Philosophy; Classical Studies

• Subject: The philosophy of Plato

• Literary Content: Philosophical analysis; Intellectual history; Classical philosophy

• Themes: Metaphysics; Ethics; Justice; Knowledge; Political philosophy

• Historical Focus: Ancient Greek philosophy

• Educational Value: Scholarly introduction to Plato's philosophy within the history of Western thought

• Collector Appeal: Turkish edition of Frederick Copleston's respected study on Plato from the acclaimed A History of Philosophy series