Plato – Euthyphro 2011 Turkish Book Turkey Ancient Greek

Plato – Euthyphro (Euthyphron: Dindarlık Üzerine) – Kabalcı Yayınları Turkish Edition (2011)

Description:

This Turkish edition of Euthyphro (Euthyphron: Dindarlık Üzerine) by Plato was published by Kabalcı Yayınları in 2011. Printed in both Turkish and Ancient Greek, the volume presents one of Plato's most celebrated early dialogues, examining the nature of piety, morality, and the foundations of ethical judgment.

Set outside the Athenian court before the trial of Socrates, the dialogue records Socrates' conversation with Euthyphro, who claims to possess expert knowledge of religious duty. Through a series of probing questions, Socrates investigates whether an action is pious because the gods approve of it, or whether the gods approve of it because it is inherently pious—a question that has become one of the most influential problems in the philosophy of religion, commonly known as the Euthyphro dilemma.

Themes such as piety, justice, ethics, religion, virtue, and philosophical inquiry appear throughout the dialogue. As one of Plato's foundational Socratic works, Euthyphro remains essential reading for students of philosophy, theology, and classical studies.

Key Features:

• Author: Plato

• Original Title: Euthyphro

• Turkish Title: Euthyphron: Dindarlık Üzerine

• Publisher: Kabalcı Yayınları

• Publication Date: 2011

• Language: Turkish and Ancient Greek

• Format: Paperback

• Genre: Philosophy; Classical Philosophy; Ancient Literature

• Subject: The nature of piety and religious ethics

• Literary Content: Classical philosophical dialogue; Socratic philosophy

• Themes: Piety; Ethics; Religion; Justice; Virtue; Philosophical inquiry

• Historical Focus: Ancient Greek philosophy

• Educational Value: Bilingual edition of one of Plato's most influential dialogues on ethics and the philosophy of religion

• Collector Appeal: Turkish and Ancient Greek edition of Plato's classic dialogue exploring the concept of piety