Philosophy in Dialogue : Plato's Many Devices

PHIL HOPKINS says the same about his own thinking in places, such as in the Theaetetus (162d), where he remarks that what they d ...

“TO SAY WHAT IS MOST NECESSARY” happened, he could have related as much in briefer compass and more direct fashion. Instead, he ...

PHIL HOPKINS other side. The further balancing of analysis in the “Archaeology” with speeches that serve to reinforce that analy ...

“TO SAY WHAT IS MOST NECESSARY” lesson that judgments differ as to events or the nature of things. They offer a lesson in the va ...

PHIL HOPKINS otima and the Symposium as a whole commend, and that Thucydides de- sires for his readers, a certain oppositional t ...

“TO SAY WHAT IS MOST NECESSARY” an ongoing practice, an always underway quite evocative of Diotima’s description of philosophy i ...

PHIL HOPKINS tions (Lanham: Rowman and Littlefi eld, 1993); Kenneth Sayre, Plato’s Literary Garden: How to Read a Platonic Dialo ...

“TO SAY WHAT IS MOST NECESSARY” Finley, Three Essays on Thucydides (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1967); the works of Jac ...

PHIL HOPKINS be argued and how in given situations, for example, Thomas Cole and George Kennedy, The Art of Persuasion in Greece ...

“TO SAY WHAT IS MOST NECESSARY” Delian League, but it is remarkable that the text omits many of the details of this growth. The ...

PHIL HOPKINS Sparta at the vote to go to war (1.122); and Pericles, in his speech to the Athe- nians after the Spartan embassy ( ...

“TO SAY WHAT IS MOST NECESSARY” is a balanced opposition stressed even in the names of these Forms, but also in the process of t ...

PHIL HOPKINS Plato then has a new character break into the conversation and present a logos that engages Socrates and Diotima, ...

4141 Medicine, Philosophy, and Socrates’ Proposals to Glaucon About Gumnastikhv in Republic 403c – 412b Mark Moes Plato’s dialog ...

MARK MOES Medicine and Philosophy in the Phaedrus, Gorgias, and Phaedo Three of the most extensive and most potentially illumina ...

MEDICINE, PHILOSOPHY, AND SOCRATES’ PROPOSALS TO GLAUCON ABOUT Gumnastikhv IN REPUBLIC 403C–412B priate to each type of soul, an ...

MARK MOES What impressed me was, fi rst, the pleasant, kindly, appreciative way in which he received the two boys’ objections, t ...

MEDICINE, PHILOSOPHY, AND SOCRATES’ PROPOSALS TO GLAUCON ABOUT Gumnastikhv IN REPUBLIC 403C–412B Implications of the Medical Mod ...

MARK MOES ests, and level of knowledge of his interlocutor, so that the interlocu- tor might come to recognize not merely his ow ...

MEDICINE, PHILOSOPHY, AND SOCRATES’ PROPOSALS TO GLAUCON ABOUT Gumnastikhv IN REPUBLIC 403C–412B release and to properly guide t ...