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Part I. The Disorders: 1. Aristotle and Plato 2. Plato 3. Conclusion Part II. The Publication of Dialogues: 4. Book-reading 5. The recitation of dialogues 6. games-audiences 7. The mammoth dialogues Part III. Plato and Sicily: 8. Who invited Plato to come to Syracuse in 367? What were Isocrates, Plato, etc., invited for? 10. The real Dion 11. The forger 12. Plato's third visit to Sicily 13. Aristotle and Sicily Part IV. Dialectic: 14. Foreword 15. Aristotle's Art of Dialectic 16. The earlier history of dialectic 17. Plato's dialectic vis-à-vis eristic 18. The minor values of dialectic 19. The philosophical value of dialectic 20. Conclusion Part V. The Crisis: 21. The charges against Socrates 22. The charges against 'Socrates' 23. Evidence 24. Plato's co-defendants 25. Epilogue Part VI. The Disappearance of the Eristic Dialogue: 26. The abandonment of the elenchus 27. The organisation of the eristic Moot 28. The minuting of debates 29. Dialogues and the minutes of debates 30. Why the eristic dialogue vanished 31. From eristic to philosophy 32. Eristic and the Theory of Forms Part VII. The Timetable: 33. Foreword 34. The eristic dialogues 35. The Apology and the Crito 36. The foundation of the Academy 37. The Phaedo and the Symposium 38. The Critias 39. The Timaeus 40. The Republic 41. The Philebus 42. The Laws 43. The Phaedrus 44. The Cratylus 45. The Theaetetus 46. The Sophist 47. The Politicus 48. The Parmenides 49. A stylometric difficulty Acknowledgements Indices.
Part I. The Disorders: 1. Aristotle and Plato 2. Plato 3. Conclusion Part II. The Publication of Dialogues: 4. Book-reading 5. The recitation of dialogues 6. games-audiences 7. The mammoth dialogues Part III. Plato and Sicily: 8. Who invited Plato to come to Syracuse in 367? What were Isocrates, Plato, etc., invited for? 10. The real Dion 11. The forger 12. Plato's third visit to Sicily 13. Aristotle and Sicily Part IV. Dialectic: 14. Foreword 15. Aristotle's Art of Dialectic 16. The earlier history of dialectic 17. Plato's dialectic vis-à-vis eristic 18. The minor values of dialectic 19. The philosophical value of dialectic 20. Conclusion Part V. The Crisis: 21. The charges against Socrates 22. The charges against 'Socrates' 23. Evidence 24. Plato's co-defendants 25. Epilogue Part VI. The Disappearance of the Eristic Dialogue: 26. The abandonment of the elenchus 27. The organisation of the eristic Moot 28. The minuting of debates 29. Dialogues and the minutes of debates 30. Why the eristic dialogue vanished 31. From eristic to philosophy 32. Eristic and the Theory of Forms Part VII. The Timetable: 33. Foreword 34. The eristic dialogues 35. The Apology and the Crito 36. The foundation of the Academy 37. The Phaedo and the Symposium 38. The Critias 39. The Timaeus 40. The Republic 41. The Philebus 42. The Laws 43. The Phaedrus 44. The Cratylus 45. The Theaetetus 46. The Sophist 47. The Politicus 48. The Parmenides 49. A stylometric difficulty Acknowledgements Indices.
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