A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenmentUniversity Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... Socrates's ethical aims 430 ( 4 ) The nature of Socratic definition 437 ( 5 ) The ignorance of Socrates 442 ( 6 ) Virtue is knowledge 450 ( 7 ) All wrongdoing is involuntary : Socrates a determinist ? 459 ( 8 ) The good and the useful ...
... Socrates's ethical aims 430 ( 4 ) The nature of Socratic definition 437 ( 5 ) The ignorance of Socrates 442 ( 6 ) Virtue is knowledge 450 ( 7 ) All wrongdoing is involuntary : Socrates a determinist ? 459 ( 8 ) The good and the useful ...
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... Socrates describes a Sophist as ' a seller of the goods by which a soul [ or mind ] is nourished ' , and suggests ... Socrates's most violent opponent , Callicles , dismisses them as ' worthless fellows ' , and in the Phaedrus ( 257d ) ...
... Socrates describes a Sophist as ' a seller of the goods by which a soul [ or mind ] is nourished ' , and suggests ... Socrates's most violent opponent , Callicles , dismisses them as ' worthless fellows ' , and in the Phaedrus ( 257d ) ...
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... Socrates takes advantage of the fact that Thrasymachus has intro- duced the analogy between government and crafts ... Socrates's claim about govern- ment is deduced from a generalization based on an imperfect induction , Thrasymachus ...
... Socrates takes advantage of the fact that Thrasymachus has intro- duced the analogy between government and crafts ... Socrates's claim about govern- ment is deduced from a generalization based on an imperfect induction , Thrasymachus ...
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... Socrates . He could understand Thrasymachus maintaining that injustice paid in spite of being discreditable , but ... Socrates's words undaμãs ктλ . into positive form ( please answer as you really think ' ) , makes Thrasymachus's ...
... Socrates . He could understand Thrasymachus maintaining that injustice paid in spite of being discreditable , but ... Socrates's words undaμãs ктλ . into positive form ( please answer as you really think ' ) , makes Thrasymachus's ...
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... Socrates's safety , whereas to Jaeger the same words are ' a scarcely concealed threat of state sanctions against him ' ( Paideia 11 , 140 ) . Dodds takes at its face value Socrates's praise of Callicles at 486d - 487b as ' the true ...
... Socrates's safety , whereas to Jaeger the same words are ' a scarcely concealed threat of state sanctions against him ' ( Paideia 11 , 140 ) . Dodds takes at its face value Socrates's praise of Callicles at 486d - 487b as ' the true ...
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