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Meno
Meno

Meno

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This adaptation addresses themes of morality, education, and the pursuit of knowledge. It challenges conventional beliefs and introduces abstract philosophical concepts. Readers are encouraged to approach the dialogue with curiosity and openness to complex ideas.

Reading Levels

Total Words 12782
Unique Words 1460
Reading Ease
Total Words 9600
Unique Words 1227
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Meno

About the Author

Plato (427–347 BCE) was a renowned Greek philosopher and student of Socrates, whose works have shaped Western thought for centuries. Through his dialogues, Plato explored profound questions about reality, knowledge, and ethics. His influential works, including The Republic and Phaedrus, continue to inspire philosophical thought worldwide.

Story Overview

Engage with timeless questions of virtue and knowledge in Meno by Plato, reimagined in our leveled reading adaptation. This philosophical dialogue explores the nature of human excellence as Socrates and Meno grapple with whether virtue can be taught or is innate. Through thought-provoking arguments and the introduction of the theory of recollection, this adaptation invites readers to delve into one of Plato’s most influential works on ethics and education.

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