How is this? I've read all the 'beginner' dialogues recommended by lit and want to get into the rest of Plato.

>>24524146 (OP)
Imagine listening to some caveman make ridiculous strawman arguments about semantics

That's the book

>>24524167
You have my interest

>>24524167
this post should be a banner for this board

>>24524167
Go on...

>>24524146 (OP)
What are the "beginner" dialogues? Do you mean Plato's early dialogues?

>>24524146 (OP)
>I've read all the 'beginner' dialogues recommended by lit
and what worthwhile things did you learn so far?

>>24524167
which book? please tell.

>>24524226
this is /lit/, not a place for learning but for consumption and posturing
ive had better book discussions in /b/

>>24524276
the cardinal rule of this site is that the best discussion of a given topic happens outside of the board whose purpose is to contain said topic

>>24524276
Then go ask /b/

>>24524282
as soon as you go get your shinebox

>>24524146 (OP)
It's so far the only collection with everything, including the letters, the definitions probably developed by Academy members, a few spurious dialogues, under translated "contested" dialogues, and some poems attributed to Plato. The translations vary in, excepting the Diskin Clay Critias, none of them are the best translations available, but it has everything right there. If you want something closer or more accurate, that can be dled.

>>24524146 (OP)
This one and the Aristotle ones seem pretty unwieldy to actually comfortably read

>>24524377
reading? this is a fashion item..