The author tries to present the way Hegel reads Platonic philosophy of practice. To create facilitating background for the presentation, he crosses out some features of the Platonic philosophy of practice that go beyond the horizon of the Hegel reception. Thanks to that the possibility of twofold, complementing one another, view on the Platonic philosophy of practice is demonstrated. It comprises perspectives of both everything what is individual and, at the same time, everything what is general. The article is ended with a reflection concerning the necessity of „dual” reality perception.