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Plato's Pragmatic Project - A Reading of Plato's 'Laws'
Myrthe Bartels
Verlag Franz Steiner Verlag, 2017
ISBN 9783515118057 , 251 Seiten
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Geräte
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
6
CONTENTS
8
CHAPTER ONE
12
Introduction: Laws in Dialectic
12
1.1 Status quaestionis and principles of charity
18
1.2 Is Plato’s Laws unfinished?
26
1.3 The structure of Laws
32
1.4 The diminished prominence of ?????????? in Laws
34
1.5 Plan of the book
37
CHAPTER TWO
40
Platonic Preliminaries
40
2.1 Part I: ????? and authority
41
2.1.1 Structuring principles of the ????? analogy in Plato
41
2.1.2 ‘Stochastic’ ?????
47
2.2 Part II: Three texts on Platonic justice
51
2.2.1 Apology: Socrates unjustly accused
51
2.2.2 Crito: Socrates unjustly convicted
60
2.2.3 Republic: the just polis
66
2.3 Concluding remarks
77
CHAPTER THREE
78
Setting the Scene: ????? in Laws I–II
78
3.1 Setting the scene I
79
3.1.1 The Cretan notion of virtue: ???????
79
3.1.2 The weak spot of Spartan law
83
3.1.3 A ‘myth of virtue’: the ‘puppet’
87
3.1.4 The symposion as a training in ?????
93
3.1.5 Synopsis: what the argument of the symposion implies about ?????
101
3.2 Setting the scene II: the four virtues and the phases of paideia
104
3.2.1 The earliest paideia
104
3.2.2 The four citizen groups
109
3.3 Conclusion
113
CHAPTER FOUR
116
Lawgiving Logôi: Formal Features of the Legislation
116
4.1 Legislating ????
117
4.1.1 A test for the opening discussion
117
4.1.2 The suggestion of consistency between the laws and Books I–II
125
4.1.3 The characteristics of legislation ????
127
4.2 Embedding laws in dialogue
129
4.2.1 Formal observations
129
4.2.2 The so-called ‘preambles’ (????????)
135
4.3 Lawgivers or not? The position of the interlocutors
141
4.3.1 The interlocutors as lawgivers
141
4.3.2 Not lawgivers yet
146
4.4 Conclusion
151
CHAPTER FIVE
153
Outline and Amendment: an Inevitable Lack of Accuracy
153
5.1 The legislation as an outline: the painter analogy, Laws VI
154
5.2 Instructing the successors
167
5.3 Lawgiving in consultation with reality
172
5.3.1 The gaps in the outline
172
5.4 Choosing laws from other cities
186
5.5 Conclusion
188
CHAPTER SIX
190
Outside the Law Code: the Nocturnal Council and the Athenian Stranger
190
6.1 The identity and function of the nocturnal council
191
6.1.1 The ?????? of the nocturnal council
191
6.1.2 The qualifications of the nocturnal council
195
6.2 The Athenian stranger
198
6.3 Conclusion
203
CHAPTER SEVEN
205
Conclusion: Plato’s Pragmatic Project
205
BIBLIOGRAPHY
212
EDITIONS, COMMENTARIES & TRANSLATIONS
212
GENERAL
214
GENERAL INDEX
228
INDEX OF GREEK WORDS
234
INDEX OF PASSAGES CITED
236
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