Symposium

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The book delves into the life and contributions of Plato, an Athenian philosopher who established the Academy, the first Western institution of higher learning. Renowned for his foundational role in Western philosophy, he is often discussed alongside Socrates and Aristotle. The text also explores his influence on religion and spirituality, particularly through the development of neoplatonism, which significantly shaped early Christian thought via figures like Augustine. Plato's enduring legacy marks him as a central figure in both philosophy and religious discourse.