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本版《柏拉图全集》由刘小枫教授主编，遵从西方学术界公认的忒拉绪洛斯体例，收录柏拉图所有传世作品，包括35篇对话、13封书信、释词1篇和托名作品7篇，分三卷出品：第一卷为中短篇对话、书信、释词及托名作品，第二卷和第三卷分别为柏拉图的长制对话《理想国》和《法义》。
本版《柏拉图全集》依托苏格兰古典学家伯内特的希腊文校勘本，并参照西方古典语文学家的多种笺注本和权威西文译本，充分吸纳西方柏拉图研究笺注成果。本版《柏拉图全集》由26位译者共同完成，译者均有过古希腊语文学训练，对所译篇目有专门深入研究，多数译者还曾就所译篇目撰写过博士论文，是基于研究的翻译。本版《柏拉图全集》译文紧贴希腊语原文，尽量贴近柏拉图作品原貌，同时注重传达柏拉图作品的文学性和对话的口语特色。译者对某些人名、地舆、诗文典故、语言游戏等做了简要注释，扫除了阅读障碍，提高了中译本的普及性。
综上，本版《柏拉图全集》是一套简明、可靠、可读性强的足本《柏拉图全集》。
本书为《柏拉图全集》第一卷，包含除《理想国》和《法义》以外的所有柏拉图中短篇作品。
主编简介
刘小枫，中国人民大学文学院教授、博士生导师、古典文明研究中心主任。早年以《诗化哲学》（1986）《拯救与逍遥》（1988）蜚声学坛，迄今出版以《设计共和》《共和与经纶》《施特劳斯的路标》《海德格尔与中国》《以美为鉴》《巫阳招魂》《拥彗先驱》等为核心的学术专著（文集）30余种；编修教材《凯若斯：古希腊语文读本》《雅努斯：古典拉丁语文读本》等，选编并组译译文集近百种；创设并主持大型古典学术译丛“经典与解释”、CSSCI中文来源辑刊《经典与解释》和学刊《古典学研究》等，至今合计出品六百余种，影响被及文学、哲学、法学、史学等多个领域。
作者简介
柏拉图（Plato，约公元前427—前347年），生于希腊雅典，双亲皆来自重要的贵族家族。他自幼受到良好的教育，后受教于苏格拉底。他曾游学外地，约公元前387年回到雅典创办学园，亚里士多德亦曾就学于此。柏拉...
- 刘小枫主编，收录柏拉图所有传世作品
- 依托伯内特校勘本，译文紧贴希腊原文
- 分三卷出版，本卷含中短篇对话及书信
- 哲学专业学生及古希腊哲学研究者
- 对西方思想史源头感兴趣的文史爱好者
- 需要权威足本进行学术对照的读者
- 译者水平不一，建议结合英译本对照阅读
- 注释较少，需自备背景知识以扫除障碍
- 译文偏直译，部分篇目阅读门槛较高
- 目前最全的汉译中短篇集，版本价值高
- 翻译质量参差不齐，部分译文生硬晦涩
- 工程浩大功德无量，但初学者慎入
本导读基于书籍简介、目录、原文摘录、短评和书评生成，不等同于全文精读。
- "Now the hour to part has come. I go to die, you go to live. Which of us goes to the better lot is known to no one, except the god."
- "Socrates: Why have you come so early, Crito?Or is it not still early? Crito:It certainly is. Socrates: How early? Crito:Early dawn. Socrates: I am surprised that the warder was willing to listen to you. Crito: He is quite friendly to me by now, Socrates. I have been here often and I have given him s"
- "For anyone who hears this, who is a true lover of wisdom,with the divine quality that makes him akin to it and worthy of pursuing it, thinks that he has heard of a marvelous request that he must at once enter upon with all earnestness, or life is not worth living; and from that time froth he pushes "
- "Diotima:"And if a thing is not wise, it's ignorant? Or haven't you found out yet that there's something in between wisdom and ignorance?" Socrates:"What's that?" Diotima:" It's judging correctly without being able to give a reason. Surely you see that this is not the same as knowing---for how could "
- "This,they say, is how you are supposed to do your part in a war or a battle,Socrates"
- "Oh？Did we "arrive when the feast was over",as the saying goes? Are we late?"
- "You are wrong, sir, if you think that a man who is any good at all should take into account the risk of life or death; he should look to this only in his actions, whether what he does is right or wrong, whether he is acting like a good or a bad man."
- "Be sure that this is what the god orders me to do, and I think there is no greater blessing for the city than my service to the god. For I go around doing nothing but persuading both young and old among you not to care for your body or your wealth in preference to or as strongly as for the best poss"
