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| adam_text | CONTENTS 1. Introduction i The Socratic Science of Economics 7 The Interlocutor Critobulus 7 The High Status of the Theme of “Household Management” 9 Economics as a Universal Science 10 The True, Scientific Meaning of Riches 12 Virtue Is Knowledge 16 The Wealthy Philosopher and the Impoverished Young Magnate 19 Socrates Evades Responsibility 21 2. The Case for Farming 30 The Most Resplendent Farming 31 Free Citizen-Farmers 33 Critobulus’s Telling Objection 40 The Conversion of Critobulus to Farming 3. 41 Teaching Socrates How a Gentleman Educates His Wife How and Why Socrates Turned to Inquiry into the Noble (Kalonj 43 How the Spotlight Fell on the Gentleman’s Education of His Wife 48 The Prelude to the Gentleman’s Education of His Wife 50 v 43
CONTENTS The Initial Stage in the Wife’s Education 51 The Gentleman’s Theological Teaching 52 The Gentleman’s Initial Teaching on Ruling and Being Ruled 56 The First Part of the Gentleman’s Teaching on Order (and Disorder) 59 The Second Part of the Gentleman’s Teaching on Order (and Disorder) 65 Choosing and Educating the Chief Subordinate Ruler in the Household 68 The Gentleman’s Political Regime 71 Xenophon and His Socrates as Dramatic Artists 73 The Gentleman on Appearance and Reality (Being) 74 Teaching Socrates the Activities of a Gentleman The Gentleman’s Magnificence 78 The Gentleman as Speaker and Reasöner Socrates Makes a Mistake 82 80 Teaching Socrates How a Gentleman Educates His Overseers In Good Will Toward Himself 8¡ In Diligence 88 In Knowledge of the Art of Farming 91 In Skilled Rule 91 In a Certain Virtue of Justice 93 Socrates’s Summary Review of the Education of the Overseers 96 Teaching Socrates the Art of Farming Earth’s Complex Nature, or, Her Divine Simplicityі ioo Philosophic Preparation of Fallow for Sowing 102 Socratic Sowing, Under God 105 The Other Main Tasks of Cereal Farming 107 Planting Trees and Vines 109 Diligence vs. Knowledge in The Progressive Spuit of the Gentleman Farmer 114 The Loftiness of the Gentleman’s Skilled Rule 116
CONTENTS Socrates Leading the Festivity of Gentlemen in the Symposium The Setting no Autolycus: The Beautiful Powei of the God of Love Breaking the Spell of Divme Erotic Beauty 122 Lycon: Civic Virtue and Socratic Virtue 123 Socrates Strives to Maintain the Upper Hand 12s Callias Vindicates His Claim to Superior Wisdom Niceratus: The Sidekick of Callias 128 Critobulus: The Sensually Beautiful Socratic 128 Charmides: The Politically Restless Socratic 130 Antisthenes: The Moralistic Socratic 131 Hermogenes: The Pious Socratic 132 Foreshadowing the First Part of the Indictment of Socrates 133 Socratic “Pimping” and “Procuring” 133 Socratic Beauty 133 Foreshadowing the Most Serious Part of the City’s Indictment of Socrates 136 Socrates Becomes the Teacher of the “Syracusan” Socrates’s Oratorical Presentation of His Political Philosophizing 13 8 Xenophon’s Art of Socratic Portraiture 143 Deliberate Defiance in the Apology The Puzzle as to the Purpose of Socrates’s Offensive Boastfulness 146 Hermogenes as a Key to the Apology 149 What Hermogenes Embodies 149 The Strategic Importance of Hermogenes 132 Hermogenes as Apt Conduit for Socrates s Self-Disclosure 136 What the Report of the Pretrial Conversation with Hermogenes Reveals 157 Socrates’s Whole Life as His Defense 157 The Relations between Socrates and His God(s) Socrates on the Relation between the Pleasant and the Good 139
Vlil CONTENTS Socrates’s Moral Satisfaction with His Entire Life Socrates’s Self-Admiration ібі The Close of the Conversation 162 What the Report of the Defense Speech Reveals 162 The Rebuttal of the Charge of Impiety 163 The Rebuttal of the Charge of Corrupting the Young 166 After the Trial 167 At the Trial, after the Verdict 168 “So It Is Said” 171 Appendix: Preliminary Observations on the Contrasts and Complementarities between Xenophon s and Plato s Presentations of Socrates Notes Works Cited Index of Names 160 173 183 225 239
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CONTENTS The Initial Stage in the Wife’s Education 51 The Gentleman’s Theological Teaching 52 The Gentleman’s Initial Teaching on Ruling and Being Ruled 56 The First Part of the Gentleman’s Teaching on Order (and Disorder) 59 The Second Part of the Gentleman’s Teaching on Order (and Disorder) 65 Choosing and Educating the Chief Subordinate Ruler in the Household 68 The Gentleman’s Political Regime 71 Xenophon and His Socrates as Dramatic Artists 73 The Gentleman on Appearance and Reality (Being) 74 Teaching Socrates the Activities of a Gentleman The Gentleman’s Magnificence 78 The Gentleman as Speaker and Reasöner Socrates Makes a Mistake 82 80 Teaching Socrates How a Gentleman Educates His Overseers In Good Will Toward Himself 8¡ In Diligence 88 In Knowledge of the Art of Farming 91 In Skilled Rule 91 In a Certain Virtue of Justice 93 Socrates’s Summary Review of the Education of the Overseers 96 Teaching Socrates the Art of Farming Earth’s Complex Nature, or, Her Divine Simplicityі ioo Philosophic Preparation of Fallow for Sowing 102 Socratic Sowing, Under God 105 The Other Main Tasks of Cereal Farming 107 Planting Trees and Vines 109 Diligence vs. Knowledge in The Progressive Spuit of the Gentleman Farmer 114 The Loftiness of the Gentleman’s Skilled Rule 116
CONTENTS Socrates Leading the Festivity of Gentlemen in the Symposium The Setting no Autolycus: The Beautiful Powei of the God of Love Breaking the Spell of Divme Erotic Beauty 122 Lycon: Civic Virtue and Socratic Virtue 123 Socrates Strives to Maintain the Upper Hand 12s Callias Vindicates His Claim to Superior Wisdom Niceratus: The Sidekick of Callias 128 Critobulus: The Sensually Beautiful Socratic 128 Charmides: The Politically Restless Socratic 130 Antisthenes: The Moralistic Socratic 131 Hermogenes: The Pious Socratic 132 Foreshadowing the First Part of the Indictment of Socrates 133 Socratic “Pimping” and “Procuring” 133 Socratic Beauty 133 Foreshadowing the Most Serious Part of the City’s Indictment of Socrates 136 Socrates Becomes the Teacher of the “Syracusan” Socrates’s Oratorical Presentation of His Political Philosophizing 13 8 Xenophon’s Art of Socratic Portraiture 143 Deliberate Defiance in the Apology The Puzzle as to the Purpose of Socrates’s Offensive Boastfulness 146 Hermogenes as a Key to the Apology 149 What Hermogenes Embodies 149 The Strategic Importance of Hermogenes 132 Hermogenes as Apt Conduit for Socrates's Self-Disclosure 136 What the Report of the Pretrial Conversation with Hermogenes Reveals 157 Socrates’s Whole Life as His Defense 157 The Relations between Socrates and His God(s) Socrates on the Relation between the Pleasant and the Good 139
Vlil CONTENTS Socrates’s Moral Satisfaction with His Entire Life Socrates’s Self-Admiration ібі The Close of the Conversation 162 What the Report of the Defense Speech Reveals 162 The Rebuttal of the Charge of Impiety 163 The Rebuttal of the Charge of Corrupting the Young 166 After the Trial 167 At the Trial, after the Verdict 168 “So It Is Said” 171 Appendix: Preliminary Observations on the Contrasts and Complementarities between Xenophon's and Plato's Presentations of Socrates Notes Works Cited Index of Names 160 173 183 225 239 |
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| title_full | Socrates founding political philosophy in Xenophon's Economist, Symposium, and Apology Thomas L. Pangle |
| title_fullStr | Socrates founding political philosophy in Xenophon's Economist, Symposium, and Apology Thomas L. Pangle |
| title_full_unstemmed | Socrates founding political philosophy in Xenophon's Economist, Symposium, and Apology Thomas L. Pangle |
| title_short | Socrates founding political philosophy in Xenophon's Economist, Symposium, and Apology |
| title_sort | socrates founding political philosophy in xenophon s economist symposium and apology |
| topic | Xenophon v430-v354 Symposium (DE-588)4561120-8 gnd Xenophon v430-v354 Apologia Socratis (DE-588)4411646-9 gnd Xenophon v430-v354 Oeconomicus (DE-588)4236256-8 gnd Politische Philosophie (DE-588)4076226-9 gnd Sokratik (DE-588)4470314-4 gnd |
| topic_facet | Xenophon v430-v354 Symposium Xenophon v430-v354 Apologia Socratis Xenophon v430-v354 Oeconomicus Politische Philosophie Sokratik |
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