"Dialogue about Atlantis" is a philosophical work written in ancient Greek times by the great thinker Plato. In this book, the author talks about the legendary island of Atlantis, which, according to myths, disappeared in its glory. Plato describes a dialogue between Socrates and the ancient Athenian legislator Critias, which discusses the history, geography, and society of Atlantis. In this book, the reader will find not only fascinating legends about a mysterious state, but also deep philosophical reflections on an ideal society, justice, power and morality. "Dialogue about Atlantis" leaves the reader in awe of its relevance and the depth of the moral problems raised by the author. It is a masterpiece that has retained its relevance and importance for all time.