This work offers an evaluation of Plato's portrayal of "Socrates" in relation to models of the ancient Greek "agon", oral poetic performance, and the practices of "xenia". The author reinterprets the values of the oral tradition and xenia as non-agonistic, and shows how these values can illuminate the dramatic and philosophical import of Plato's Socrates in ways potentially relevant to current thinking about "demokratia".
This work offers an evaluation of Plato's portrayal of "Socrates" in relation to models of the ancient Greek "agon", oral poetic performance, and the practices of "xenia". The author reinterprets the values of the oral tradition and xenia as non-agonistic, and shows how these values can illuminate the dramatic and philosophical import of Plato's Socrates in ways potentially relevant to current thinking about "demokratia".
Introduction - Gold for Bronze Chapter 1: Troubling the Agon The Myth of the Agon The Politics of the Agon The History of the Agon Chapter 2: Non-Agonistic Practices Who and What is Zeus? Muses Non-Agonistic Speech Chapter 3: Xenia: An economy of Charis Gift Practices Xenia God for Bronze Chapter 4: The "Gift" of Socrates Interregnum Who and What is Socrates? Socrates as Gift The Economy of Philosophy Chapter 5: Socratic Charis Poetic Charis Cephalus: A Graceful Head? Socratic Charis Epilogue - Listening for the Tyrant Bibliography Index
Introduction - Gold for Bronze Chapter 1: Troubling the Agon The Myth of the Agon The Politics of the Agon The History of the Agon Chapter 2: Non-Agonistic Practices Who and What is Zeus? Muses Non-Agonistic Speech Chapter 3: Xenia: An economy of Charis Gift Practices Xenia God for Bronze Chapter 4: The "Gift" of Socrates Interregnum Who and What is Socrates? Socrates as Gift The Economy of Philosophy Chapter 5: Socratic Charis Poetic Charis Cephalus: A Graceful Head? Socratic Charis Epilogue - Listening for the Tyrant Bibliography Index
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