A History of Greek Philosophy: The fifth-century enlightenmentUniversity Press, 1962 - Philosophy, Ancient |
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... suggests reasons why a young man should hesitate before entrusting himself to such a one : like retailers of bodily foods , they praise their wares indiscriminately without a dietitian's knowledge of their wholesomeness ; unlike foods ...
... suggests reasons why a young man should hesitate before entrusting himself to such a one : like retailers of bodily foods , they praise their wares indiscriminately without a dietitian's knowledge of their wholesomeness ; unlike foods ...
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... ἐν τῷ δήμῳ γνώμας οὐδεὶς νικήσει πλείονας ή σύ . At Gorg . 52oe Socrates suggests a reason why teaching this kind of thing is generally frowned on . Criticism of Sophists as Fee - takers Gorgias indeed concentrated 38 What is a Sophist ?
... ἐν τῷ δήμῳ γνώμας οὐδεὶς νικήσει πλείονας ή σύ . At Gorg . 52oe Socrates suggests a reason why teaching this kind of thing is generally frowned on . Criticism of Sophists as Fee - takers Gorgias indeed concentrated 38 What is a Sophist ?
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... suggests to Anytus , a prominent democratic leader who became his chief accuser , that the Sophists are the proper people to instil into a young man the sophia which will fit him to manage an estate , govern a city , and in general show ...
... suggests to Anytus , a prominent democratic leader who became his chief accuser , that the Sophists are the proper people to instil into a young man the sophia which will fit him to manage an estate , govern a city , and in general show ...
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... suggest most immediately the world of business , and only secondarily that of politics . In Greece the success that counted was first political and secondly forensic , and its weapon was rhetoric , the art of persuasion . Following the ...
... suggest most immediately the world of business , and only secondarily that of politics . In Greece the success that counted was first political and secondly forensic , and its weapon was rhetoric , the art of persuasion . Following the ...
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... suggest themselves for the loss . It has been pointed out that in general the Sophists were not scholars writing philosophical and scientific treatises for the future . On p . 157 he speaks in the same terms of ipsissima verba of ...
... suggest themselves for the loss . It has been pointed out that in general the Sophists were not scholars writing philosophical and scientific treatises for the future . On p . 157 he speaks in the same terms of ipsissima verba of ...
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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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