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Hi - I am new to the list and would like to ask for some help regarding the understanding of the divided line. What exactly do the lengths of the parts mean...
Dumitriu Helene
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Jun 9, 2002
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Dear Members, I would be grateful for any advice you could give me on how to teach Plato's Republic to 16/17 year olds – I'll be teaching it for the first...
chrisseanfriel
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Jun 9, 2002
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Dear Mr. Friel, I have led extended seminars on the Republic a half a dozen times. Your student's are an excellent age for this book. How long do you have them...
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Jun 10, 2002
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Hello Helene, and Welcome! There aren't any specific lengths for the parts of that line, but there is a ratio amongst them that infinitely many lengths would...
Williams, Frank
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Jun 10, 2002
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Dear J Keyser, Thanks for your reply, For your information: A typical student will take 4 A/S subjects in a year. Philosophy involves 3 modules, eg Theories of...
chris friel
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Jun 10, 2002
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"Dumitriu Helene" <Helene.Dumitriu@...> wrote: "... ask for some help regarding the understanding of the divided line." There are numerous...
Omar Rumi
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Jun 11, 2002
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So I'd like to start the Republic; my reasons are first that I'm interested in ethics and Alasdair MacIntyre (in A Short History of Ethics) considers the...
thomas23s
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Aug 24, 2002
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This is partly a test message. I approved the following message for distribution yesterday, but I have yet to receive my own email copy, so I am not sure that...
lrfletcher
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Aug 25, 2002
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Note from list owner: The following message was posted by Thomas yesterday. It was delayed partly because his account was still moderated and partly because...
Thomas
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Aug 25, 2002
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... From: "lrfletcher" About translations, I have a strong preference for Allan Bloom. Thanks to the Perseus site, we all have access to Plato's Greek, as well...
Thomas
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Aug 25, 2002
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How to age happily: one must be of a calm KOSMIOS and happy nature EUKOLOS. From the Gorgias, I know that being calm and ordered (Kosmios) is one of Plato's...
Thomas
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Aug 25, 2002
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Four messages have been posted recently by Thomas Carlson (tc266@...). They appear in the YahooGroups archive for the plato-republic list, but I have...
Lancelot R. Fletcher
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Aug 25, 2002
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OK, everybody can stop telling me that they have received the messages. I have solved the problem and I am appropriately embarrassed: It turns out that I...
Lancelot R. Fletcher
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Aug 25, 2002
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Now that I have taken care of my personal message distribution problem, I need to say: 1. Thanks, Thomas, for proposing a new slow reading of the Republic,...
Lancelot R. Fletcher
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Aug 25, 2002
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... From: "Lancelot R. Fletcher" > 2. Wait up! By the standards of slow reading I fear you are rushing ahead with blinding speed. We haven't even begun to ...
Thomas
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Aug 25, 2002
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... What makes you think this was a "shift" from Plato? Yours, Bernard Bernard F. SUZANNE (bernard.suzanne@...) Plato and his dialogues:...
Bernard SUZANNE
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Aug 25, 2002
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... What about the idea that Plato might be staging a dialogue in which Socrates will discuss about justice all night long with a bunch of youth from Athens...
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Aug 25, 2002
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... I see your point. There seems to be to trends in Plato's work, an early Socratic one and a later dogmatic one, so both are redings are legitimate of ...
Thomas
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Hello Thomas, Thomas wrote: [snip] ... I think the thing to notice is that Plato has Socrates narrate this dialogue. Socrates is telling a story about what...
Angela Cembrola
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Aug 25, 2002
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Hello Thomas, ... pages per ... studied ... has 294 ... would take ... Please, have you considered the following points? 1. The ancient Platonists might have...
Angela Cembrola
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Aug 25, 2002
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Since I have been watching the list, over, I would suppose,the last five years; we have started a slow reading of the republic at least three times. I...
Jeffrey A. Taylor
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Aug 26, 2002
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... [ I guess you mean "tWo trends"] ... [do you mean "readings" or "red herrings"?!...:>)] ... ["Bla, bla, bla...."] I don't think you see my point, and I...
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Aug 26, 2002
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Cheers for Jeffrey! A good plan, for the reasons given. Take about a month per book, then move on; and try not to spend the whole month on the 1st paragraph...
Williams, Frank
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Aug 26, 2002
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... From: plato-republic@yahoogroups.com [mailto:plato-republic@yahoogroups.com] Sent: Sunday, August 25, 2002 6:54 PM To: plato-republic@yahoogroups.com ...
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Aug 26, 2002
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Cephalus: "for to the good-(EPIEIKES) poor man old age cannot be a light burden, nor can a bad-(not good: ME EPIEIKES) rich man ever have peace with himself." ...
Thomas
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... From: "Bernard SUZANNE" ... other scholar for that matter, may write about "early", "middle" and "late" Plato, about Plato's "dogmatism", about his...
Thomas
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Aug 26, 2002
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Hello Frank and Jeffrey, I understand completely the frustration. It is something I have been aware of for a long time. While I, personally, agree with Lance...
Angela Cembrola
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Aug 26, 2002
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It is interesting that the Republic begins with a group discussion. Plato generally uses a duet, in which one party has the major side of the conversion. The ...
Omar Rumi
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Aug 27, 2002
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MEGISTON AGATHON the greatest good, blessing, is put forward by Socrates (and DIKAIOSUNE, justice). Cephalus has the value of EPIEIKES, suitable, good outer...
Thomas
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Aug 27, 2002
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... You are still beside the point, because you keep focusing on what PLATO thought. The question is: "Did Plato write DIALOGUES in which he never shows up in...
Bernard SUZANNE
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