Plato's Symposium

This copy of "Plato's Symposium" is in poor condition. The spine is exposed, and the binding is loose, indicating significant wear. There is no dust jacket, and the book shows typical ex-library markings and stickers. The overall integrity of the book is compromised, but the pages remain intact for reading.

"Plato's Symposium" by Stanley Rosen, published by Yale University Press in 1968, is a significant scholarly work exploring one of Plato's most celebrated dialogues. This edition, printed in New Haven and London, delves deeply into the philosophical themes and literary nuances of the "Symposium," offering readers a profound understanding of Platonic thought. Rosen's expertise in philosophy provides an insightful analysis, making this book a valuable resource for students and scholars of classical philosophy. The book is ex-library, indicating it has been part of a library collection, which might appeal to collectors interested in such provenance. The physical condition shows substantial wear, with the spine binding exposed and no dust jacket present. Despite its condition, this edition remains a crucial acquisition for those studying Platonic dialogues or the history of philosophical thought.