Rethinking Plato :: a Cartesian quest for the real Plato /
No new book on Plato can surprise Plato scholars. For there is nothing new under the sun, nor inside the cave. We have grown complacent in our preconceptions of Plato, habitually adopting the web of belief that comes with the canonical corpus. Yet it is not the web itself that stands in the way of p...
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| Zusammenfassung: | No new book on Plato can surprise Plato scholars. For there is nothing new under the sun, nor inside the cave. We have grown complacent in our preconceptions of Plato, habitually adopting the web of belief that comes with the canonical corpus. Yet it is not the web itself that stands in the way of progress, but the tendency to adopt it without question. Rethinking Plato is, as the subtitle suggests, a Cartesian quest for the real Plato. What makes it Cartesian is that it looks for Plato independently of the prevailing paradigms on where we are supposed to find him. The result of the quest is a. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (620 pages) |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9789401208123 9401208123 |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; LIST OF TABLES; FOREWORD; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; NOTE ON DOCUMENTATION; INTRODUCTION; Part One GENERAL ORIENTATION; ONE Life of Plato; 1.1. Sources; 1.2. Birth and Family; 1.3. Youth; 1.4. Serendipity; 1.5. Travels; 1.6. The Academy; 1.6.1. Topographical Clues; 1.6.2. Institutional Character; 1.6.3. Pedagogical Profile; 1.6.4. Legendary Longevity; 1.6.5. The Star Student; 1.7. Plato's Legacy; Two Thought of Plato; 2.1. Barriers to Access; 2.2. Approaches to Plato; 2.2.1. Primary Divisions; 2.2.2. Secondary Divisions; 2.2.3. The Big Picture. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2.2.4. Historical Context2.3. Unwritten Doctrines; 2.4. Lecture on the Good; 2.5. The World of Forms; 2.5.1. Philosophical Significance; 2.5.2. Causal Explanation; 2.5.3. Self-Predication; 2.5.4. Third Man Argument; 2.5.5. Symmetry and Exhaustiveness ; 2.5.6. Ontology of Mathematicals; 2.5.7. Credit for the Approach; 2.6. Does Plato Have a Theory of Forms?; 2.6.1. Julia Elizabeth Annas; 2.6.2. Francisco J. Gonzales; 2.6.3. Drew A. Hyland; 2.6.4. Kenneth M. Sayre; 2.6.5. Bernard Arthur Owen Williams; 2.6.6. General Evaluation; THREE Works of Plato; 3.1. The Platonic Corpus. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.2. Structure of the Corpus3.3. Chronological Order; 3.3.1. Dating Methods; 3.3.1.1. Biographical Extrapolation; 3.3.1.2. Stylometric Evaluation; 3.3.1.3. Internal References; 3.3.1.4. External Anchors; 3.3.2. Prospects for a Joint Solution; 3.3.3. Standard Developmental Account; 3.3.4. Stylometric Evaluation; 3.3.4.1. Classical Stylometry: Constantin Ritter; 3.3.4.2. Stylometry vs. Standard Developmentalism: Christopher J. Rowe; 3.3.4.3. Modern Stylometry: Gerard R. Ledger; 3.3.4.4. General Assessment of Stylometry; 3.3.4.5. Prospects for Stylometry and Standard Developmentalism. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.3.5. The Maverick's Perspective: Holger Thesleff3.4. Pedagogical Order; 3.5. Dramatic Order; 3.6. References to Plato: The Stephanus Edition; 3.7. Platonic Access Channels; Part Two DIALOGIC COMPANION; FOUR Euthyphro; 4.1. Literary Profile; 4.1.1. Dramatic Orientation; 4.1.2. Historical Context; 4.1.3. Tension between Philosophy and Religion; 4.2. The Daimonion of Socrates; 4.3. The Pursuit of Definition; 4.4. The Origination Dilemma ; 4.4.1. Reductio via the Origination Dilemma; 4.4.2. Significance of the Origination Dilemma; 4.4.3. Analogic Development of the Origination Dilemma. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4.4.4. Aftermath of the Origination Dilemma4.5. Logical and Dramatic Conclusion; 4.6. Symbolic Conclusion; FIVE Apology; 5.1. Literary Profile; 5.1.1. Dramatic Orientation; 5.1.2. Historical Context; 5.1.3. Historicity Concerns; 5.1.4. Basic Features; 5.1.5. Rhetorical Structure; 5.1.6. Organic Position; 5.2. Old Accusations; 5.2.1. Oracular Origins; 5.2.2. Tenability of the Appeal; 5.2.3. Socratic Ignorance; 5.3. New Accusations; 5.4. Immediate Response; 5.4.1. First Rebuttal; 5.4.2. Second Rebuttal; 5.4.3. Assessment; 5.5. Real Defense; 5.5.1. Theological Perspective: Heavenly Connection. | |
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| spelling | Alican, Necip Fikri. Rethinking Plato : a Cartesian quest for the real Plato / Necip Fikri Alican. Amsterdam : Editions Rodopi, 2012. 1 online resource (620 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Value Inquiry Book Series ; v. 251 Print version record. No new book on Plato can surprise Plato scholars. For there is nothing new under the sun, nor inside the cave. We have grown complacent in our preconceptions of Plato, habitually adopting the web of belief that comes with the canonical corpus. Yet it is not the web itself that stands in the way of progress, but the tendency to adopt it without question. Rethinking Plato is, as the subtitle suggests, a Cartesian quest for the real Plato. What makes it Cartesian is that it looks for Plato independently of the prevailing paradigms on where we are supposed to find him. The result of the quest is a. Includes bibliographical references and index. Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; LIST OF TABLES; FOREWORD; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; NOTE ON DOCUMENTATION; INTRODUCTION; Part One GENERAL ORIENTATION; ONE Life of Plato; 1.1. Sources; 1.2. Birth and Family; 1.3. Youth; 1.4. Serendipity; 1.5. Travels; 1.6. The Academy; 1.6.1. Topographical Clues; 1.6.2. Institutional Character; 1.6.3. Pedagogical Profile; 1.6.4. Legendary Longevity; 1.6.5. The Star Student; 1.7. Plato's Legacy; Two Thought of Plato; 2.1. Barriers to Access; 2.2. Approaches to Plato; 2.2.1. Primary Divisions; 2.2.2. Secondary Divisions; 2.2.3. The Big Picture. 2.2.4. Historical Context2.3. Unwritten Doctrines; 2.4. Lecture on the Good; 2.5. The World of Forms; 2.5.1. Philosophical Significance; 2.5.2. Causal Explanation; 2.5.3. Self-Predication; 2.5.4. Third Man Argument; 2.5.5. Symmetry and Exhaustiveness ; 2.5.6. Ontology of Mathematicals; 2.5.7. Credit for the Approach; 2.6. Does Plato Have a Theory of Forms?; 2.6.1. Julia Elizabeth Annas; 2.6.2. Francisco J. Gonzales; 2.6.3. Drew A. Hyland; 2.6.4. Kenneth M. Sayre; 2.6.5. Bernard Arthur Owen Williams; 2.6.6. General Evaluation; THREE Works of Plato; 3.1. The Platonic Corpus. 3.2. Structure of the Corpus3.3. Chronological Order; 3.3.1. Dating Methods; 3.3.1.1. Biographical Extrapolation; 3.3.1.2. Stylometric Evaluation; 3.3.1.3. Internal References; 3.3.1.4. External Anchors; 3.3.2. Prospects for a Joint Solution; 3.3.3. Standard Developmental Account; 3.3.4. Stylometric Evaluation; 3.3.4.1. Classical Stylometry: Constantin Ritter; 3.3.4.2. Stylometry vs. Standard Developmentalism: Christopher J. Rowe; 3.3.4.3. Modern Stylometry: Gerard R. Ledger; 3.3.4.4. General Assessment of Stylometry; 3.3.4.5. Prospects for Stylometry and Standard Developmentalism. 3.3.5. The Maverick's Perspective: Holger Thesleff3.4. Pedagogical Order; 3.5. Dramatic Order; 3.6. References to Plato: The Stephanus Edition; 3.7. Platonic Access Channels; Part Two DIALOGIC COMPANION; FOUR Euthyphro; 4.1. Literary Profile; 4.1.1. Dramatic Orientation; 4.1.2. Historical Context; 4.1.3. Tension between Philosophy and Religion; 4.2. The Daimonion of Socrates; 4.3. The Pursuit of Definition; 4.4. The Origination Dilemma ; 4.4.1. Reductio via the Origination Dilemma; 4.4.2. Significance of the Origination Dilemma; 4.4.3. Analogic Development of the Origination Dilemma. 4.4.4. Aftermath of the Origination Dilemma4.5. Logical and Dramatic Conclusion; 4.6. Symbolic Conclusion; FIVE Apology; 5.1. Literary Profile; 5.1.1. Dramatic Orientation; 5.1.2. Historical Context; 5.1.3. Historicity Concerns; 5.1.4. Basic Features; 5.1.5. Rhetorical Structure; 5.1.6. Organic Position; 5.2. Old Accusations; 5.2.1. Oracular Origins; 5.2.2. Tenability of the Appeal; 5.2.3. Socratic Ignorance; 5.3. New Accusations; 5.4. Immediate Response; 5.4.1. First Rebuttal; 5.4.2. Second Rebuttal; 5.4.3. Assessment; 5.5. Real Defense; 5.5.1. Theological Perspective: Heavenly Connection. English. Plato Aesthetics. Plato fast Aesthetics, Ancient. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85001445 Esthétique ancienne. PHILOSOPHY Aesthetics. bisacsh Aesthetics fast Aesthetics, Ancient fast has work: Rethinking Plato (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCGyKvywcTXVWWV8R8bH9Qm https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Alican, Necip Fikri. Rethinking Plato. Amsterdam : Editions Rodopi, 2012 9789401208123 Value inquiry book series. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no95022170 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=476489 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Alican, Necip Fikri Rethinking Plato : a Cartesian quest for the real Plato / Value inquiry book series. Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; LIST OF TABLES; FOREWORD; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; NOTE ON DOCUMENTATION; INTRODUCTION; Part One GENERAL ORIENTATION; ONE Life of Plato; 1.1. Sources; 1.2. Birth and Family; 1.3. Youth; 1.4. Serendipity; 1.5. Travels; 1.6. The Academy; 1.6.1. Topographical Clues; 1.6.2. Institutional Character; 1.6.3. Pedagogical Profile; 1.6.4. Legendary Longevity; 1.6.5. The Star Student; 1.7. Plato's Legacy; Two Thought of Plato; 2.1. Barriers to Access; 2.2. Approaches to Plato; 2.2.1. Primary Divisions; 2.2.2. Secondary Divisions; 2.2.3. The Big Picture. 2.2.4. Historical Context2.3. Unwritten Doctrines; 2.4. Lecture on the Good; 2.5. The World of Forms; 2.5.1. Philosophical Significance; 2.5.2. Causal Explanation; 2.5.3. Self-Predication; 2.5.4. Third Man Argument; 2.5.5. Symmetry and Exhaustiveness ; 2.5.6. Ontology of Mathematicals; 2.5.7. Credit for the Approach; 2.6. Does Plato Have a Theory of Forms?; 2.6.1. Julia Elizabeth Annas; 2.6.2. Francisco J. Gonzales; 2.6.3. Drew A. Hyland; 2.6.4. Kenneth M. Sayre; 2.6.5. Bernard Arthur Owen Williams; 2.6.6. General Evaluation; THREE Works of Plato; 3.1. The Platonic Corpus. 3.2. Structure of the Corpus3.3. Chronological Order; 3.3.1. Dating Methods; 3.3.1.1. Biographical Extrapolation; 3.3.1.2. Stylometric Evaluation; 3.3.1.3. Internal References; 3.3.1.4. External Anchors; 3.3.2. Prospects for a Joint Solution; 3.3.3. Standard Developmental Account; 3.3.4. Stylometric Evaluation; 3.3.4.1. Classical Stylometry: Constantin Ritter; 3.3.4.2. Stylometry vs. Standard Developmentalism: Christopher J. Rowe; 3.3.4.3. Modern Stylometry: Gerard R. Ledger; 3.3.4.4. General Assessment of Stylometry; 3.3.4.5. Prospects for Stylometry and Standard Developmentalism. 3.3.5. The Maverick's Perspective: Holger Thesleff3.4. Pedagogical Order; 3.5. Dramatic Order; 3.6. References to Plato: The Stephanus Edition; 3.7. Platonic Access Channels; Part Two DIALOGIC COMPANION; FOUR Euthyphro; 4.1. Literary Profile; 4.1.1. Dramatic Orientation; 4.1.2. Historical Context; 4.1.3. Tension between Philosophy and Religion; 4.2. The Daimonion of Socrates; 4.3. The Pursuit of Definition; 4.4. The Origination Dilemma ; 4.4.1. Reductio via the Origination Dilemma; 4.4.2. Significance of the Origination Dilemma; 4.4.3. Analogic Development of the Origination Dilemma. 4.4.4. Aftermath of the Origination Dilemma4.5. Logical and Dramatic Conclusion; 4.6. Symbolic Conclusion; FIVE Apology; 5.1. Literary Profile; 5.1.1. Dramatic Orientation; 5.1.2. Historical Context; 5.1.3. Historicity Concerns; 5.1.4. Basic Features; 5.1.5. Rhetorical Structure; 5.1.6. Organic Position; 5.2. Old Accusations; 5.2.1. Oracular Origins; 5.2.2. Tenability of the Appeal; 5.2.3. Socratic Ignorance; 5.3. New Accusations; 5.4. Immediate Response; 5.4.1. First Rebuttal; 5.4.2. Second Rebuttal; 5.4.3. Assessment; 5.5. Real Defense; 5.5.1. Theological Perspective: Heavenly Connection. Plato Aesthetics. Plato fast Aesthetics, Ancient. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85001445 Esthétique ancienne. PHILOSOPHY Aesthetics. bisacsh Aesthetics fast Aesthetics, Ancient fast |
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