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cambridge studies in the dialogues of plato
Series editor: Mary Margaret McCabe
Plato’s dialogues are rich mixtures of subtle argument, sublime theorising and superb literature. It is tempting to read them piecemeal – by analysing the arguments, by espousing or rejecting the theories or by praising Plato’s literary expertise.
It is equally tempting to search for Platonic views across dialogues, selecting passages from throughout the Platonic corpus. But Plato offers us the dialogues to read whole and one by one. This series provides original studies in individual dialogues of Plato. Each study will aim to throw light on such questions as why its Chosen dialogue is composed in the complex way that it is, and what makes this unified whole more than the sum of its parts. In so doing, each volume will both give a full account of its dialogue and offer a view of Plato’s philosophising from that perspective.
以下三种，均有电子版
Plato’s Cratylus David Sedley 2003
E ISBN 978-0-511-06582-8
Plato’s Lysis Christopher Rowe and Terence Penner 2005
E ISBN 978-0-511-18267-9
Plato’s Meno Dominic Scott 2005
E ISBN 978-0-511-14655-8
据预告还有如下正在筹备
Plato’s Euthydemus
Mary Margaret McCabe
Plato’s Timaeus
Dorothea Frede
Plato’s Symposium
Robert Wardy
cambridge studies in the dialogues of plato
Series editor: Mary Margaret McCabe
Plato’s dialogues are rich mixtures of subtle argument, sublime theorising and superb literature. It is tempting to read them piecemeal – by analysing the arguments, by espousing or rejecting the theories or by praising Plato’s literary expertise.
It is equally tempting to search for Platonic views across dialogues, selecting passages from throughout the Platonic corpus. But Plato offers us the dialogues to read whole and one by one. This series provides original studies in individual dialogues of Plato. Each study will aim to throw light on such questions as why its Chosen dialogue is composed in the complex way that it is, and what makes this unified whole more than the sum of its parts. In so doing, each volume will both give a full account of its dialogue and offer a view of Plato’s philosophising from that perspective.
以下三种，均有电子版
Plato’s Cratylus David Sedley 2003
E ISBN 978-0-511-06582-8
Plato’s Lysis Christopher Rowe and Terence Penner 2005
E ISBN 978-0-511-18267-9
Plato’s Meno Dominic Scott 2005
E ISBN 978-0-511-14655-8
据预告还有如下正在筹备
Plato’s Euthydemus
Mary Margaret McCabe
Plato’s Timaeus
Dorothea Frede
Plato’s Symposium
Robert Wardy