Plato Biography and Work's

Plato is a world-famous Greek philosopher. He was a student of Philosopher Socrates and the philosopher Aristotle was his student. Three most influential philosophers of ancient Greece at that time, Plato was the second of them. The first Socrates and the last Aristotle. They are said to have created the basis of western philosophy. Plato was once known as the author of mathematical and philosophical commentaries. He was the primary establishment of upper education within the Western world. alongside Plato Socrates, there was a profound impact on Sucrates' immoral death.

Birth

Plato's exact date of birth could not be known. Earliest experts, through the study of ancient references, think that Plato was born in Athens in Greece sometime in 428 to 427 BC. His father's name is Ariston. According to the information given by Diogenes Laertius, Ariston's ancestor was King Cuadros of Athens and King Melanathas of Messenia. Plato's mother was Periketion, whose family ancestor was a famous Ethian jurist and poet Solan. As result, Plato possessed a special dynasty in both ways by father and mother. Plato was also handsome and healthy. It is said that everyone was entitled to the rectangular shoulders, and everyone called him Plato. Apart from the unique devotion to philosophy, he had several qualities. Notably, he earned a great reputation as a soldier and athlete.

Early childhood and education

Plato was born into a family that was best suited for education. Plato was able to take advantage of this opportunity. He could receive all the facilities of contemporary education. There was a notable philosophical read of Hirakalitas, there's no real information regarding the ever-changing senses. according to Aristotle, Plato became aware of this philosophical opinion throughout childhood. Also in the life of Plato, the philosophy of Parmenides and Pythagoras was affected.

Died

There are many sources of Plato's death. According to the manuscripts of a distorted story, Plato died naturally in her bed while playing the flute near her. According to another description, Plato died thereafter eating a wedding feast.

Name and content of the books written by Plato
In the book, 'Apology' Socrates attributes to self-defence in the court of Athens, in which Plato describes her,
In the Crito, Socrates is shown as a faithful patriot;
Euthyphro: the nature of  religion,
The courage of Laches,
In related to the unmanned commander and poet,
In his discussion on Protagoras, his illogical and the truthfulness of Socrates,
About the charm of Charmydes,
 Lysis, about Friendship,
Regarding the characteristics of the ideal state in the Republic,
Regarding the superiority of Gorgias knowledge and power,

In Meno: the degree of authenticity and knowledge, about the economic value of innate and metaphysical concepts,
Euthydemus is the perfect ideological standard for sophists,
About Cratylus linguistics,
Phaedo's immortality of the soul,
Fadaras: protesting against the trial of the Turks
Regarding the state and philosophy of the Theaetetus and the inconsistency of intuitive and intellectual knowledge,

Parmenides belong to the entity and the world,
The Sophist is displayed in the sense of the absurdity of their perceived knowledge and the knowledge of the whole world,
In Philebus: The concept of happiness and happiness.
Timaeus cosmology and
The Laws Republic has a partial withdrawal of its comments and valuable discussions about the state and the law.

Communism

Plato talked about communism in The Republic of Theology. He gave the concept of communism in the context of socio-economic conditions of that time. Modern Communism is the Communism borrowed from Plato. In modern communism, only the abolition of private property is said. In fact, part of Plato's communism is still real.