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[Anonymous No.18573173]

Is there a website or book that summarizes all Plato's dialogues?

I've finished read his complete works but didn't take any notes and would like to go back to his ideas in the future

[Anonymous No.18573557]

>>18573173
Bump

[Anonymous No.18573562]

>>18573173
My diary

[Anonymous No.18573570]

>>18573562
Alright post it nigga

[Anonymous No.18573590]

>>18573173
he reads non-fiction and doesnt take notes

[Anonymous No.18573594]

>>18573173
Stanford's encyclopedia of philosophy doesn't quite do this but would be helpful in jogging your memory.

[Anonymous No.18573597]

>>18573590
I used to do it when I had my kobo but I accidently let it fall into the pool kek
Help a brother out

[Anonymous No.18574674]

>>18573173
get an iphone or ipad, use the standard book app that allows highlighting and that makes lists of your highlighted texts. Most classical texts will be sold for 1 dollar at the apple book store.

[Anonymous No.18574800]

>>18573173

[Anonymous No.18575016]

>>18573173
>I've finished read his complete works but didn't take any notes
So much precious time.
Wasted.
You buster.

Now you will have to read it all over again, since clearly you didn't understand what you read. When you have re-read the dialogue, consult Proclus' and Ficino's commentaries for additional input, and write down your thoughts for retention.

[Anonymous No.18575195]

You guys take notes while reading?

[Anonymous No.18575495]

>>18575016
I did understand what I read, but 5 years from now I might lose some retention and would like to remember