Mitos de Platón, Los

In this book, Karl Reinhardt makes a thoughtful and comparative interpretation of Plato's myths. He selects what, from his point of view, is significant and arranges it in a network of fundamental concepts. He makes the practical and emotional relevance of the text visible to the reader, inviting you to accompany him in feeling and thinking. His work represents a new way of approaching the texts of Ancient Times, avoiding reducing them to an understandable past (and, therefore, relevant) only for himself.