Philosopher-Kings. The Argument of Plato's Republic. - REEVE, C.D.C.,
the argument of Plato's Republic
KORTE INHOUD
?Although the philosopher-kings of Reeve's title are central to the argument of this handsomely produced new book, it is in reality nothing less than a complete reinterpretation of the Republic. It has many simple strengths which it might appear unnecessary to mention were they not so often absent in discussions of the dialogue. (?) Although R. declines in his preface to summarise his interpretation, his title page is faced by a diagram which does almost exactly that and which, consulted in connection with the main text, shows clearly just how complete a treatment he aims to achieve. (?) The dialogue is explored (?) thematically; two central chapters, on Epistemology and Metaphysics and Psychology, form the heart of the book and are in the event closely linked, since the cognitive cannot be separated from the cognitive and thus both depend for explanation on the classification of desires, where R. superimposes the division between necessary and unnecessary desires on the tripartite system laying much stress ...
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Princeton, 1988. Xv,350p. Original green cloth with dust wrps. Spine gilt titled. Dust wrps slightly worn. Last endpapers slightly rust stained.Antiquarian Titel: Philosopher-Kings. The Argument of Plato's Republic. Auteur: REEVE, C.D.C.,
?Although the philosopher-kings of Reeve's title are central to the argument of this handsomely produced new book, it is in reality nothing less than a complete reinterpretation of the Republic. It has many simple strengths which it might appear unnecessary to mention were...
?Although the philosopher-kings of Reeve's title are central to the argument of this handsomely produced new book, it is in reality nothing less than a complete reinterpretation of the Republic. It has many simple strengths which it might appear unnecessary to mention were...
