Socrates and philosophy in the dialogues of Plato:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; 1. OPPOSED HYPOTHESES ABOUT PLATO S DIALOGUES; 2.
SOCRATES IN THE APOLOGY; 3. SOCRATES IN THE DIGRESSION OF THE
THEAETETUS: EXTRACTION BY DECLARATION; 4. SOCRATES IN THE REPUBLIC, PART
I: SPEECH AND COUNTER-SPEECH; 5. SOCRATES IN THE REPUBLIC, PART II:
PHILOSOPHERS, FORMS, GLAUCON AND ADEIMANTUS; 6. SOCRATES IN THE PHAEDO:
ANOTHER PERSUASION ASSIGNMENT; 7. OTHERS CONCEPTIONS OF PHILOSOPHY IN
EUTHYDEMUS, LOVERS, AND SOPHIST; 8. SOCRATES AND PLATO IN PLATO S
DIALOGUES; 9. SOCRATES AND PHILOSOPHY; BIBLIOGRAPHY.
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
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