Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoThoemmes Press, 1992 - 432 sivua |
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Sivu 216
... allow Plato to use words in different dialogues sometimes in a more limited , sometimes in a more extended sense , and in some of them more scientifically , in others more in the manner of common life . Had it pleased him to allow this ...
... allow Plato to use words in different dialogues sometimes in a more limited , sometimes in a more extended sense , and in some of them more scientifically , in others more in the manner of common life . Had it pleased him to allow this ...
Sivu 422
... allow that Socrates here , in the pains he takes and the problems he enunciates , shows himself to have arrived at the summit of dialectics , will , therefore , the investigations which Parmenides conducts and in which Socrates is ...
... allow that Socrates here , in the pains he takes and the problems he enunciates , shows himself to have arrived at the summit of dialectics , will , therefore , the investigations which Parmenides conducts and in which Socrates is ...
Sivu 424
... allowed he could scarcely have been in the humour for a work so extremely artificial , and , as even Ast will allow upon the whole , so extremely deep . But I refrain from saying more upon this point , and leave the case in the hands of ...
... allowed he could scarcely have been in the humour for a work so extremely artificial , and , as even Ast will allow upon the whole , so extremely deep . But I refrain from saying more upon this point , and leave the case in the hands of ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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