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Essays in ancient Greek philosophy.
Papers originally presented at the annual meetings of the Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy, 1953 Vol. 2-: Edited by John P. Anton and Anthony Preus. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Contents: v. 1-2 [without special title] v. 3. Plato. 1. Philosophy, Ancient. I. Anton, John Peter, 1920-. II. Kustas, George L. III. Preus, Anthony. IV. Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy (U.S.) B171.A5618069-14648
ISBN 0-87395-050-X (v. 1)
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Contents
Introduction
John P. Anton and Anthony Preus
1
Socrates and Hedonism: Protagoras 351b-358d
Donald J. Zeyl
5
Plato, Hedonism, and Ethical Protagoreanism
George Rudebusch
27
Plato's Later Analysis of Pleasure
Cynthia Hampton
41
Socrates' Perplexity in Plato's Hippias Minor
Jane S. Zembaty
51
Socrates in the Crito: Patriot or Friend?
Elinor J. M. West
71
Plato on Virtue, Knowledge, and the Unity of Goodness
Lloyd P. Gerson
85
The Craft Argument: An Analogy?
Edward Warren
101
Plato's Theory of Social Justice in Republic II-IV
Edward N. Lee
117
Politike* Episteme* in Plato's Statesman
Charles L. Griswold, Jr.
141
How Does Plato Solve the Paradox of Inquiry in the Meno?
Michael L. Morgan
169
The Theory of Forms and Parmenides I
Kenneth Dorter
183
The Third Man Argument and the Text of Parmenides
Robert G. Turnbull
203
Page vi
Plato's Reply to the 'Worst Difficulty' Argument of the Parmenides: Sophist 248a-249d
Mark L. McPherran
227
Perception, Appearance and Kinesis*: The Secret Doctrine in Plato's Theaetetus
Veda Cobb-Stevens
247
Episteme* and Logos in Plato's Later Thought
Alexander Nehamas
267
Plato's Theology Reconsidered: What the Demiurge Does
Richard D. Mohr
293
Mathematics and Virtue in Plato's
Timaeus Joan Kung
309
Contributors
341
Index of Proper Names
345
Index of Subjects and Greek Terms
349
Index of Passages Cited
355
Page 1
Introduction
This third volume of essays presented to the Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy represents a new departure in two ways. First, it is a collection of essays all concerned with one ancient philosopher, Plato. It is our intention to put together subsequent volumes on Aristotle, post-Aristotelian philosophy, and pre-Socratic philosophy. We started with Plato because we felt that we had a sufficient collection of papers presented at various meetings of the Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy or at meetings which our Society sponsored and held conjointly with other learned societies. Most of the papers printed in this volume have not been published elsewhere.
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