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by Jason Kassel (Author)
What is the universe made of?
Is the world ordered-or random?
And what does it mean to live inside a living whole?
Plato's Timaeus is one of the most imaginative and challenging works in philosophy. Rather than arguing, Plato invites readers to listen, to look upward, and to wonder about the structure of the cosmos and the place of the human soul within it.
Plato's Timaeus for Kids offers young readers and families a thoughtful, story-driven introduction to these ideas through walking conversations, images, and gentle questioning. This book does not rush to conclusions or turn philosophy into a lesson plan. Instead, it encourages careful attention, shared discussion, and return visits to big questions.
Designed for co-reading and conversation, this short walk explores:
- Whether the universe has order and purpose
- How time, motion, and harmony belong together
- What it means to live inside a meaningful whole
- Why wonder and reason work best together
Part of the Young Minds - Living Philosophy series from The Big Ideas Club, this book is ideal for families, homeschoolers, and educators seeking a calm, serious, and age-appropriate way to introduce classical philosophy.
No prior knowledge required. Just curiosity-and time to walk slowly.
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by Jason Kassel (Author)
What is the universe made of?
Is the world ordered-or random?
And what does it mean to live inside a living whole?
Plato's Timaeus is one of the most imaginative and challenging works in philosophy. Rather than arguing, Plato invites readers to listen, to look upward, and to wonder about the structure of the cosmos and the place of the human soul within it.
Plato's Timaeus for Kids offers young readers and families a thoughtful, story-driven introduction to these ideas through walking conversations, images, and gentle questioning. This book does not rush to conclusions or turn philosophy into a lesson plan. Instead, it encourages careful attention, shared discussion, and return visits to big questions.
Designed for co-reading and conversation, this short walk explores:
- Whether the universe has order and purpose
- How time, motion, and harmony belong together
- What it means to live inside a meaningful whole
- Why wonder and reason work best together
Part of the Young Minds - Living Philosophy series from The Big Ideas Club, this book is ideal for families, homeschoolers, and educators seeking a calm, serious, and age-appropriate way to introduce classical philosophy.
No prior knowledge required. Just curiosity-and time to walk slowly.
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