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"Plato's Equivocal Wisdom"

Proceedings of the Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy (2005)

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  1. Politics and Practical Wisdom: Rethinking Aristotle’s Account of Phronesis.Chris W. Surprenant - 2012 - Topoi 31 (2):221-227.
    This paper examines the nature of Aristotelian phronesis , how it is attained, and who is able to attain it inside the polis . I argue that, for Aristotle, attaining phronesis does not require an individual to perfect his practical wisdom to the point where he never makes a mistake, but rather it is attained by certain individuals who are unable to make a mistake of this kind due to their education, habituation, and position in society.
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  • Phronesis in Plato’s Intellectual System.Sahar Kavandi & Maryam Ahmadi - 2019 - Journal of Philosophical Investigations 13 (26):317-337.
    Phronesis is a fundamental term in Ancient Greek Philosophical tradition. This term is based on »wise- ruler« in Plato and »legislator- philosopher« thought in Plato. Most of Philosophers and commentators of Aristotle work relate methodical use of this term to Aristotle. This affair is the result of the manner of these two philosopher’s expression. But their ambiguity shows phronesis less importance in Plato’s intellectual tradition.Phronesis in Plato is brightness that results from good perception. But in his last work, means Plato, (...)
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