Protagoras

“”Protagoras”” is a dialogue by Plato that presents a debate between Socrates and the Sophist Protagoras on whether virtue can be taught. The dialogue explores themes of virtue, knowledge, and the nature of education. Protagoras argues that virtue is teachable, while Socrates questions this claim, leading to a discussion on the nature of virtue itself. Plato (428/427 BCE – 348/347 BCE) was an ancient Greek philosopher, a student of Socrates, and the teacher of Aristotle. He founded the Academy in Athens and is known for his dialogues and contributions to philosophy, including the theory of forms. —- ISBN: 9798332646652