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Colloquium 9
Proceedings of the Boston Area Colloquium of Ancient Philosophy 6 (1):323-359 (1990)
Abstract
A close exegesis of the principles of the so-called "god-given method" of dialectic in the Philebus (16bff., 23cff.) and an account of the division of the fifteen kinds of art that "care" for the well-formed city in the Statesman (287bff., 303cff.). I show how this division conforms to and, so, illustrates the "god-given method."Author's Profile
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