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Ruby Blondell: The Play of Characters in Plato's DialoguesBritish Journal for the History of Philosophy 12 (4): 753-755. 2004.
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17Maieusis: Essays on ancient philosophy in honour of Myles BurnyeatBritish Journal for the History of Philosophy 17 (3). 2009.Maieusis pays tribute to the highly influential work of Myles Burnyeat, whose contributions to the study of ancient philosophy have done much to enhance the ..
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83Dialogue and DialecticThe Proceedings of the Twenty-First World Congress of Philosophy 10 61-65. 2007.Plato wrote dialogues, and he praised dialectic, or conversation, as a suitable style for fruitful philosophical investigation. His works are great literature; and nodoubt this quality derives much from their form as dialogues. They also have definite philosophical content; and an important part of this content is their dialecticalepistemology. Dialectic is part of the content of Plato's philosophy. Can we reconcile this content with his literary style? I shall examine and sharpen the sense of t…Read more
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29‘Beyond reality’: Plato's Good revisitedRoyal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 47 105-118. 2000.In our post-modern cultural climate we are often told that reality is value-free. Indeed sometimes it is even said to be fact-free. Yet almost all philosophers have been deeply concerned with matters of value, in addition to their other main pre-occupation: that is the nature of truth and our knowledge of it. The question therefore arises: why should these two – good and truth – be so powerfully connected? And why should this business of value continue to exert the hold on philosophers that it e…Read more
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Mary Margaret McCabe: Plato and His PredecessorsBritish Journal for the History of Philosophy 10 (3): 489-491. 2002.
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191Argumenty platońskieRuch Filozoficzny 55 (1): 15-29. 1998.D. Evans, Argumenty platońskie, transl. Zbigniew Nerczuk
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University of StrathclydeGraduate student
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland