First written in ancient Greece, “Crito” is one of Plato’s most enduring and thought-provoking dialogues. Listen to this free, full-length audiobook and step inside the prison cell of Socrates as he faces one of the greatest moral dilemmas in Western philosophy.
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📚 Summary:
“Crito” captures a profound conversation between Socrates and his loyal friend Crito, who urges him to escape an unjust death sentence. But Socrates challenges us all by questioning what true justice and civic duty really mean.
This short dialogue explores timeless themes — law, loyalty, conscience, and the courage to stand by one’s principles even when freedom is within reach.
Whether you’re a philosophy student, a lifelong learner, or simply curious about the roots of ethical thought, “Crito” will inspire you to think deeper about the choices you make.
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