"Menon" is a dialogue of the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, which provocatively raises the question of the nature of knowledge, morality and education. This book examines whether a person can teach or learn anything new, or whether awareness of already existing truths should be viewed as consent or discovery. Even then, Plato offers the reader deep philosophical reflections that remain relevant even today. "Menon" is not just an ancient text, but an eternal masterpiece that prompts the reader to self-discovery and understanding of the nature of the world.