INDEXnavigation metaphor, 193–94
in Phaedo, 200–201, 204–5, 206
in Protagoras, 197–99
non-ways
in labyrinth, 204–5
navigation of, 197–99
see also aporia/perplexity/non-way
objectivity in Thucydides, 19
olive oil, image of, 150n34
one/many problem. See plurality/unity
dialectic
openness to other positions, 196
opposites. See antilogy (antilogia)
opposites, theory of, 201–2, 204–5, 206
orality and literacy, xxii
paideia (care for the young), 51
paired speeches in Thucydides, 18–23,
25, 29–30, 36n8
paradeigmata (model of behavior),
54–55
Parmenides (d ia log ue)
antilogy, 38n32
aporia in, 161–63, 169n4, 171n30
and Aristotle, 173n50
and dialogical bondage, 141–42
duality in, 156 –58, 170n20
elenchus in, 27–28
method in, 111
narration of, 189n6
Plato’s family, 80n81
repetition in, 167
self-refl ection, 153–54
training in, 75n46
passions. See emotional experience
Pausanias, 93
peras (limits). See limited and unlimited,
the (peras/apeiron)
Pericles, 30, 35n5, 37n18
perplexity. See aporia/perplexity/
non-way
persuasion
frailty of, 31, 35n8
in Thucydides, 18
and use of images, xxix
Phaedo (d ia log ue)
antilogy, 38n32
dialectic in, 193–94, 199, 200–207
as drama, xi
elenchus in, 27
hatred of logos, 55, 61, 63, 205
images in, 199, 211n41, 214–20,
221–22
language of, 169n5
medical model, xxv, 43–44, 62
method in, xxviii–xxix, 112, 188
narrative frame, xii, 83, 108n35
setting of, xvii
Socrates as character, xxvi, xxxn12,
99
Phaedrus (d ia log ue)
deception in, 236n26
and drama, xxii
and eichos reasoning, 26
and gymnastik, 80n80
images in, 212, 221–23, 235n15
on knowledge, 38n31
madness of eros, 174 –75
medical model, xxv, 42–43, 62, 65,
70n7, 72n24, 77n59
method in, 16 –17, 111–12
poets in, 129n24
and repetition, 172n42
“showing” in, 124–26, 128n20
and Theuth, 171n36
understanding of the whole, 69n3
Philebus (d ia log ue)
euporia in, 161, 171n30
and gymnastik, 80n80
and laughter, 185
method in, xxvii–xxviii, 153, 158–68
narrative frame, 83–84
Socrates as character, 84
philosopher-rulers, 11, 14n6, 185
philosophical inquiry
as rational enterprise, 213–14
risk of, 234n6
as science, 174, 188
and the senses, 216 –17
in Thucydides, 20
use of term, xix–xxii
philosophy, contemporary, xxiii
Plato
beliefs of, xv–xvi, xviii
as character, xi
family of, 80n81
methods of, 61–68, 168n1