Necessity and Philosophy in Plato's Republic offers an interpretation of the concept of necessity in what is perhaps Plato's most read dialogue. The book argues that to read the Republic through the lens of necessity is to reimagine what this pervasive concept might mean for us and for the limits of human reason.
Necessity and Philosophy in Plato's Republic offers an interpretation of the concept of necessity in what is perhaps Plato's most read dialogue. The book argues that to read the Republic through the lens of necessity is to reimagine what this pervasive concept might mean for us and for the limits of human reason.
Russell Winslow teaches philosophy at St. John's College, Santa Fe.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Philosophical Nature: Natural Necessity Chapter 2: The Necessity of the Greatest Study: The Good Chapter 3: Child of the Good: on Light and Desire Chapter 4: Necessity in the Intelligible Region of the Divided Line Chapter 5: Necessity in the Cave Chapter 6: Necessity and the Highest Studies Chapter 7: Necessity and the Song itself: Dialectic Chapter 8: On Bastards and Orphans Chapter 9: Necessity and Democracy Chapter 10: The Spindle of Necessity Bibliography
Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Philosophical Nature: Natural Necessity Chapter 2: The Necessity of the Greatest Study: The Good Chapter 3: Child of the Good: on Light and Desire Chapter 4: Necessity in the Intelligible Region of the Divided Line Chapter 5: Necessity in the Cave Chapter 6: Necessity and the Highest Studies Chapter 7: Necessity and the Song itself: Dialectic Chapter 8: On Bastards and Orphans Chapter 9: Necessity and Democracy Chapter 10: The Spindle of Necessity Bibliography
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