Meno is a thought-provoking Socratic dialogue by Plato that delves into the definition of virtue, or arete, seeking a universal understanding that transcends specific virtues like justice or temperance. Through a dynamic exchange, Socrates navigates the complexities of Meno's paradox, which questions how one can seek knowledge of something they do not already know. The dialogue introduces foundational Platonic concepts, such as the theory of knowledge as recollection, making it a timeless exploration of human understanding and moral philosophy.