Author: Plato
Synopsis:
In 'Euthyphro' by Plato, a young man named Euthyphro finds himself entangled in a moral dilemma as he prepares to prosecute his own father for murder. Seeking guidance, Euthyphro engages in a thought-provoking conversation with the renowned philosopher Socrates, delving into the nature of piety and the gods' relationship with morality. As their dialogue unfolds, Euthyphro's certainty begins to waver, and both men are forced to question their own beliefs and understanding of justice.
Genres:
Philosophical dialogue, Drama
Themes:
Morality, Piety, Justice, Knowledge
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