Schleiermacher's Introductions to the Dialogues of PlatoThoemmes Press, 1992 - 432 sivua |
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... immediately represented , that Plato was necessarily brought back to this method from wanting to give free scope to the dramatic element which was not possible otherwise than as a narration . Again , the construction of this dialogue ...
... immediately represented , that Plato was necessarily brought back to this method from wanting to give free scope to the dramatic element which was not possible otherwise than as a narration . Again , the construction of this dialogue ...
Sivu 301
... immediately cer- tain principle to which they firmly adhere , simply , because it is immediately one and the same with that 301.
... immediately cer- tain principle to which they firmly adhere , simply , because it is immediately one and the same with that 301.
Sivu 347
... immediately , still it is far from easy to see for what purpose Plato should have introduced generally such an attack upon Socrates an attack which , in all his writings , is fully repelled , both immediately and by the ironical matter ...
... immediately , still it is far from easy to see for what purpose Plato should have introduced generally such an attack upon Socrates an attack which , in all his writings , is fully repelled , both immediately and by the ironical matter ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
INTRODUCTION TO THE PHEDRUS | 48 |
LYSIS | 74 |
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