The book “Selected Dialogues” is one of the most significant works of philosophical thought, written by the great ancient Greek philosopher Plato. This collection presents key dialogues that not only reveal the ideas of the author himself, but also immerse the reader in the depths of philosophical reflections on life, knowledge, justice and truth. Plato, a student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle, created a unique style of philosophical dialogue that still remains relevant and inspires generations of thinkers. In Selected Dialogues, you will find discussions in which Plato uses the Socratic dialogue method, allowing characters to ask questions and explore complex topics. These dialogues cover a wide range of issues, from the nature of love and beauty to the foundations of government and ethics. By reading them, you will be able to experience how philosophy becomes a living, dynamic process, rather than just a set of theories. Every dialogue is not only an intellectual game, but also an in-depth study of human nature and society. This book will be interesting to both students of philosophy and those who just want to understand the world around them more deeply. If you are passionate about questions about the meaning of life, justice, love and knowledge, Plato’s Selected Dialogues will become a real storehouse of wisdom for you. Suitable for readers of all ages, especially those seeking self-improvement and finding answers to important life questions The topics raised in the "Selected Dialogues" remain relevant in the modern world. For example, the questions about justice and power that are discussed in the “State” dialogue resonate in contemporary political and social debate. Plato asks questions that make us think about what an ideal society is and how we can aspire to it. While dialogues about love, such as The Feast, explore the nature of human relationships and the pursuit of beauty, this also remains important in our everyday experience. Plato's style is clear and logical, which makes his texts understandable, even if you are not a professional philosopher. His dialogues are full of vivid images and metaphors, which allows the reader to easily immerse himself in the topics under discussion. In Selected Dialogues, you will also find many allusions and references to the myths and cultural traditions of Ancient Greece, which adds depth and context to philosophical reflections. Plato is not only the author of Selected Dialogues. His other famous works, such as Phaedrus, Timaeus, and Phaedo, also explore philosophical questions, and are worth reading for a fuller understanding of his thought. Comparing these works with Selected Dialogues will help you see the development of Plato's philosophical ideas and his unique approach to the study of human existence. Thus, Plato's Selected Dialogues is not just a book, but a real philosophical laboratory where each reader can find something of his own. This work is able to inspire reflection and in-depth discussion, as well as arouse interest in philosophy and its practical application in life. If you are looking for a work that will not only expand your horizons, but also make you think about eternal issues, this book will be an excellent choice.