Lesser Hippias

Step into the sharp and engaging world of Socratic dialogue with Plato’s Lesser Hippias, an exploration of truth, falsehood, and the nature of lying. This Book brings to life the conversation between Socrates and the sophist Hippias, as they examine what it truly means to deceive and the ethical boundaries of speech and knowledge.

Through Plato’s precise and thought-provoking language, Lesser Hippias challenges listeners to reflect on the distinctions between truth and pretense, wisdom and ignorance. The Book’s narration captures the rhythm of the dialogue, emphasizing the clever reasoning, probing questions, and subtle humor that make Socratic discourse so compelling.

This work delves into morality, intellect, and the responsibilities of communication, prompting listeners to consider not only the mechanics of lying but also the ethical implications of our words and actions. Each exchange is crafted to engage the mind, encouraging a deeper understanding of human behavior and philosophical inquiry.

Whether you are a philosophy enthusiast or a seeker of timeless ethical reflection, Lesser Hippias offers an intellectually stimulating journey. The Book transforms Plato’s dialogue into an immersive experience, combining clarity, insight, and the enduring relevance of Socratic thought, leaving listeners both challenged and inspired.