A History of Greek Philosophy: (1969) : The fifth-century enlightenmentCambridge University 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 . He could understand Thrasymachus maintaining that injustice paid in spite of being discreditable , but evidently he will call it honourable and good and everything else that is usually associated with justice . If so , they ...
... Socrates . He could understand Thrasymachus maintaining that injustice paid in spite of being discreditable , but evidently he will call it honourable and good and everything else that is usually associated with justice . If so , they ...
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... Socrates he learned from him that ' no man voluntarily does wrong ' ( in the ordinary sense ) to the end of his life when he opposed it once again in the Laws and , since its roots were in the natural science of the time , turned ...
... Socrates he learned from him that ' no man voluntarily does wrong ' ( in the ordinary sense ) to the end of his life when he opposed it once again in the Laws and , since its roots were in the natural science of the time , turned ...
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... Socrates , and Socrates returns as good as he gets . Psychologically considered , all this is no doubt compatible with the existence of a repressed Callicles in Plato himself , but seen in the context of his whole philosophy it appears ...
... Socrates , and Socrates returns as good as he gets . Psychologically considered , all this is no doubt compatible with the existence of a repressed Callicles in Plato himself , but seen in the context of his whole philosophy it appears ...
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... Socrates'3 for ' Socrates is white ' , as if to state the attribute in this way did not involve the addition of anything real ; but if it did not , he adds , then there would be no difference between saying ' Socrates ' and ' white ...
... Socrates'3 for ' Socrates is white ' , as if to state the attribute in this way did not involve the addition of anything real ; but if it did not , he adds , then there would be no difference between saying ' Socrates ' and ' white ...
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A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenment William Keith Chambers Guthrie No preview available - 1962 |
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