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"Plato is one of the most widely read and studied philosophers of all time. A pivotal figure in the history of philosophy, his work is foundational to the Western philosophical tradition. The Platonic Mind provides a comprehensive survey of his work, notonly placing it in its historical context but also exploring its contemporary significance. Comprising over thirty specially commissioned chapters by an international team of contributors, the volume is divided into three clear parts: Reading Plato's Dialogues Themes from Plato Plato's Influences and Significance Plato's work is central to the study of ancient philosophy, Greek philosophy, history of philosophy, metaphysics, philosophy of mind, political philosophy, epistemology, philosophy of science, ethics, philosophy of language, legal philosophy, and philosophy of religion. As such The Platonic Mind is essential reading for all students and researchers in philosophy. It will also be of interest to those studying Plato in related disciplines such as politics, law, ancient history, literature, and religious studies"--

Essential reading for all students and researchers in philosophy. The Platonic Mind will also be of interest to those studying Plato in related disciplines such as politics, law, ancient history, literature, and religious studies.



Plato is one of the most widely read and studied philosophers of all time. A pivotal figure in the history of philosophy, his work is foundational to the Western philosophical tradition.

The Platonic Mind provides an extensive survey of his work, not only placing it in its historical context but also exploring its contemporary significance. Comprising over 30 specially commissioned chapters by an international team of contributors, the volume is divided into three clear parts:

  • Reading Plato’s Dialogues
  • Themes From Plato
  • Plato’s Influences and Significance

Within these sections key topics are addressed including the nature of reality and the physical world; human cognition, including knowledge, sense perception, and affective states; society, politics, and law; his method of inquiry and literary style; his influence on subsequent thinkers and traditions; and studies on a wide range of individual Platonic dialogues.

Plato’s work is central to the study of ancient philosophy, Greek philosophy, history of philosophy, metaphysics, philosophy of mind, political philosophy, epistemology, philosophy of science, ethics, philosophy of language, legal philosophy, and philosophy of religion. As such The Platonic Mind is essential reading for all students and researchers in philosophy. It will also be of interest to those studying Plato in related disciplines such as politics, law, ancient history, literature, and religious studies.

Introduction Peter D. Larsen and Vasilis Politis Part 1: Reading Platos
Dialogues
1. Self-Knowledge in Platos Charmides Raphael Woolf
2. Platos
Protagoras, Virtue, and Happiness Iakovos Vasiliou
3. The Meno David Ebrey
4.
The Gorgias Frisbee Sheffield
5. The Hippias Major David C. Lee
6. Is the
Just Man a Bad Man? Hippias Minor and Republic I 331d334b Roslyn Weiss
7.
The Phaedo: Structure and Meaning Lloyd P. Gerson
8. The Cratylus David
Meißner
9. Reading Platos Republic: Defending Justice Jyl Gentzler
10. The
Phaedrus S. Glenn
11. The Euthydemus Benoīt Castelnérac
12. Dialectic and the
Discrimination of Kinds in the Sophist Fiona Leigh
13. The Parmenides Samuel
C. Rickless
14. The Timaeus Luca Pitteloud
15. Platos Seventh Letter Vasilis
Politis Part 2: Themes from Plato
16. The Platonic Socrates Terence Irwin
17.
Platos Questions and the Art of Questioning Angela Longo
18. Plato on
Essences and Forms Vasilis Politis
19. Sense Perception and its Content Peter
D. Larsen
20. Plato on Language and Thought Deborah K. W. Modrak
21. Truth,
Music, and the Measured Mind Jan Szaif
22. Plato on Pleasure and Pain Clerk
Shaw
23. Episteme Joseph Bjelde
24. Plato on Friendship and Love Vasilis
Politis
25. The Benefits of Inquiring Jointly Toomas Lott and Pauliina Remes
26. Law and its Functions Antony Hatzistavrou
27. Humor, Comedy, and Irony in
Plato Franco Trivigno Part 3: Platos Influences and Significance
28. Platos
Use of His Predecessors Nicolņ Benzi
29. Plato and Aristotle on the Nature of
Reality Christopher Buckels
30. The Development and Insights of Jewish
Platonism Kenneth Seeskin
31. Plato in the Renaissance Leo Catana
32. Why
Plato? A Defense of Platonism Against the Deflationary Metaphysics of
Naturalism Philip Browne. Index
Peter D. Larsen is Lecturer in the School of Philosophy, University College Dublin, and in the School of Theology, Philosophy, and Music, Dublin City University, Ireland.

Vasilis Politis is Professor of Philosophy in the Department of Philosophy, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
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