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Regards to All, Some while back I was looking for a word in a dictionary when I chanced upon an entry for "Queen Mab: A fairy queen, the midwife that delivers ...
Robert Eldon Taylor
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Jun 4, 2006
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Dear Mr. Taylor, Whatever access we may have to "a shared cultural heritage of Indo-European people" those who read them are rather well equipped to reflect...
jkeyser
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Jun 5, 2006
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... Very good. I recall somewhere in the Timaeus a passage about our understanding of Khora, Space, being as "in a dream" or something of the sort. I never...
Robert Eldon Taylor
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Jun 8, 2006
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A slow reading of Plato's Timaeus is just now getting started on my plato-timaeus list. If you would like to join it, you may subscribe by sending email to ...
Lancelot R. Fletcher
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Jun 9, 2006
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Reading Leo Strauss: Politics, Philosophy, Judaism, by Steven B. Smith http://nrd.nationalreview.com/article/?q=NzE5MTRlZGY5YmY1MTUyOTZkYWY5NThmZGQ2NTNjOTU= ...
Robert Eldon Taylor
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Jun 13, 2006
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Plato and Xenophon were almost exact contemporaries and both had some connection with Socrates. Is there any historical information about any interaction...
Lancelot R. Fletcher
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Sep 5, 2006
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Plato˘s Astrology (300pp, $24.00) This book begins with a unique, 3-part construction of each sign of the zodiac via prose, poetic glyph reduction, and...
Christopher Knoepfle
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Dec 2, 2006
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Long ago Bill Oates wrote: =========================== From: "Bill Oates" <boates@...> To: <plato@yahoogroups.com> Subject: RE: [plato] The Theaetetus...
Robert Eldon Taylor
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Dec 14, 2006
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I advance two related question, expecting to meet someone interested in them: Do you think that non-contradiction principle does exist in Plato or not? Are we...
PRAGER WALTHER
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Feb 3, 2007
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Hello Walther, 1. Does the principle of non-contradiction exist in Plato or not? What is the principle of non-contradiction? How do we apply a principle of...
George Gregory
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Feb 3, 2007
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First Question. If the non-contradiction principle, roughly speaking, is that inconsistency in speech should be avoided, and when present it shows that the...
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Hello Gregory, 1. The NC exists in Rep, but in a form contested by some commentators to express the general form of PNC. Among his possible senses, I refer to...
PRAGER WALTHER
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Feb 4, 2007
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Hello Walther, ... If I understand you right, your project (I am assuming you have one) seems promising to me and perhaps even akin to things I have worked on ...
George Gregory
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Feb 4, 2007
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1. Is not a difference between recognizing your self-contradiction as a consequence of a logical error and having the conscience that your opinion (or...
PRAGER WALTHER
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Feb 4, 2007
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. Hello Gregory, · There is full justified your question about the possibility to state a general PNC. The modern logic leaves us two manners in which...
PRAGER WALTHER
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Feb 7, 2007
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We are accustomed to never attribute Plato's opinion to Socrate's (or any other character) in the dialogues, since Plato never expressed his views in writing. ...
Thomas
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Feb 9, 2007
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What support is there for the assumption that we would understand something Plato said straightforwardly, within the academy or otherwise? George Gregory ... ...
George Gregory
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Feb 10, 2007
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... The difference between a written text (a gong that keeps ringing long after it is struck but can never answer a question or explain itself) and the live...
Shane Mage
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Is it a correct translation of your remak to say, "Plato's texts are like a gong that keeps ringing but cannot answer a question of explain themselves. We are...
George Gregory
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To George Gregory... Questions about authenticity? What Plato really thought? ... This type of question is resolved byconstant study of texts --- thus I...
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Hello Richard, I guess punishments need not be painful, but, anyway, would it hurt that much to eat a bowl of ice cream? It has been a rather long time since...
George Gregory
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Apr 1, 2007
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Hello George: Thank you for your interest and reply, to questions on Aristocles the Plato!! I confess ignorance regarding the term "NOMOI." .. I am...
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To thinking men and women... I saw a quotation from Heraclitus, which one of you quoted. To wit: "This cosmos did none of gods or men make, but it always...
Richard Hoehler
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Apr 15, 2007
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Friends, Aristotle in Physics Book IV 209b (Hardie and Gaye trans.) says: "Plato of course, if we may digress, ought to tell us why the form and the numbers...
Robert Eldon Taylor
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May 14, 2007
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Dear Robert, Perhaps, Aristotle referres to a strong sense of participation. For him, if we state that the things participate to upper principles, we also have...
PRAGER WALTHER
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May 15, 2007
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... Well, maybe. But my problem is that I cannot link what I read in Physics with any text in Timaeus. I have searched the texts I have available for the...
Robert Eldon Taylor
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May 16, 2007
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Might the word you are looking for be meteXonta, used in Rep. 5, 476d, to distinguish between beauty itself and *things that participate* in it? I'm with you...
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Dear Robert, I deeply agree with your lack of confidence to Aristotle's interpretation of Plato. But this confidence cannot expelled the fact that Aristotle...
PRAGER WALTHER
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May 16, 2007
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... Aristotle, Physics, IV, 209b33-210a2 (Aristote, Physique I-IV, texte établi et traduit par Henri CARTERON, Budé, Les Belles Lettres, Paris, 1926, 1973): ...
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Dear Mr. Taylor, Joe Sachs has the following: At 209b 10: For when the boundary and attributes of the sphere are taken away from it, there is left nothing...
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