The Purposes Of The Absent Truth

One of the earliest civilizations that excelled in literature and philosophy was Hellas, the ancient name for Greece given by the Romans. Greek literature is part of the great civilizations, grounded in truth and logic. Socrates shed light on this, while Plato adopted a comprehensive approach, and Aristotle's theories still serve as a philosophical method today. What is the connection of all this to the book "The Aims of the Missing Truth"? What is the purpose behind publishing a book in a time when most readers lack the desire and time? What do we hope to gain from it? The idea behind "The Aims of the Missing Truth" is the author's desire to express through narrative poetry and logic, exploring the reasons for its disappearance. It relies on the Greek method and a critical, satirical presentation to highlight positive traits and morals such as generosity, decency, integrity, honesty, compassion, cooperation, and the shared principles needed to confront the negative aspects of life that everyone encounters, such as bullying, envy, jealousy, interference in others' lives, and personal interests, along with the positive and negative traits of human nature.