This book explores the uses of the term "paradigm" with respect to both logos and myth in Plato, with a focus on Sophist and Statesman. In so doing, Conor Barry argues for a unitary as opposed to a developmental conception of Plato's dialogues.
This book explores the uses of the term "paradigm" with respect to both logos and myth in Plato, with a focus on Sophist and Statesman. In so doing, Conor Barry argues for a unitary as opposed to a developmental conception of Plato's dialogues.
Conor Barry is assistant professor of political science at St. Thomas University
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1: Mimesis in Plato Chapter 2: Paradigm as Model which Brings True Judgment about the Invisible, Ethical Order of the Soul Chapter 3: Collection and Division and Induction and Deduction in Platonic Dialogues Chapter 4: Dialectic and Rhetorical Composition Chapter 5: Platonic Myth Chapter 6: Socrates as Paradigm-The Statesman, the Apology and the Theban Plays Conclusion
Introduction Chapter 1: Mimesis in Plato Chapter 2: Paradigm as Model which Brings True Judgment about the Invisible, Ethical Order of the Soul Chapter 3: Collection and Division and Induction and Deduction in Platonic Dialogues Chapter 4: Dialectic and Rhetorical Composition Chapter 5: Platonic Myth Chapter 6: Socrates as Paradigm-The Statesman, the Apology and the Theban Plays Conclusion
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