The Sophist: Research, Translation, Commentary, and . A. Protopopova” is a unique and deep immersion in one of the most mysterious and multifaceted works of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato. In this edition, prepared and commented on by E. A. Protopopova, the reader receives not only an accurate translation of the classical text, but also a careful analysis of its philosophical nuances, historical context and modern interpretations. This book will be a real find for those who are interested in ancient philosophy, logic, rhetoric and ethics, as well as for students, teachers and everyone who seeks to understand the deep ideas of Plato and their relevance in the modern world. "The Sophist" is a dialogue in which Plato explores the nature and role of sophists - skilled rhetoricians and teachers, often accused of using lies and manipulation. In the center of attention is the question of what is true philosophy and how to distinguish sincere wisdom from cunning tricks. The author masterfully reveals complex concepts such as the nature of truth, rhetoric, the art of persuasion, and the difference between knowledge and opinion. The book raises questions that remain relevant today: how to recognize manipulation in the information space, what ethics is in communication and how to maintain honesty in a world full of temptations. A special advantage of this publication is a thorough translation of . A. Protopopova, which not only conveys the meaning of the original, but also makes it understandable to the modern reader, while maintaining the philosophical depth Her comments help to understand complex terms and concepts, reveal historical and cultural contexts, and offer modern interpretations, making the book a valuable textbook for study and self-study. The style of the author is a combination of academic rigor and a lively, accessible language, which allows even beginners in philosophy to easily immerse themselves in the world of ancient dialogues. The Sophist and . A. Protopopova is not just a translation of the classical text, but a full-fledged study revealing its versatility and relevance. It will suit a wide range of readers: from students and teachers of philosophy, logic and rhetoric to lovers of ancient culture and those who are looking for answers to questions about the nature of truth and human wisdom. It will be especially interesting for those who appreciate deep analysis, historical perspective and modern parallels in the field of ethics and communication. This work deserves attention not only for its academic value, but also for its ability to inspire reflection on the most important issues of human existence. Why is this dialogue of Plato so important for the modern reader? Because it raises questions that remain relevant at all times: how to distinguish truth from lies, how to build honest relationships and how to maintain your intellectual honesty in a world full of temptations. In this sense, "Sophist" is not only a philosophical text, but also a practical guide to ethics and communication in modern society. If you are looking for a book that combines classical wisdom with contemporary problems, if you want to understand how ancient ideas can help you navigate complex information flows, then "Sophist: Research, Translation, Commentary, and . A. It will be a great source of knowledge for you. This edition is a real bridge between the ages, allowing you to look at the eternal questions from a new side and gain a deeper understanding of human nature and philosophy.