The Philosophy of Plato. With an Appendix by R.C. Cross. - FIELD, G.C.,
KORTE INHOUD
'Professor Field's book is evidently designed for the philosophical student, and takes the form of an attempt to formulate Plato's problems and to think out his philosophy afresh, with only so much reference to historical, personal or literary questions as is indispensable.' (D.J. ALLAN in The Classical Review (New Series), 1951, p.23).
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Oxford, 1969. 172p. Paperback. Signature on title page. Pages a bit yellowed.Antiquarian
'Professor Field's book is evidently designed for the philosophical student, and takes the form of an attempt to formulate Plato's problems and to think out his philosophy afresh, with only so much reference to historical, personal or literary questions as is indispensable.' (D.J. ALLAN in The Classical Review (New Series), 1951, p.23).
'Professor Field's book is evidently designed for the philosophical student, and takes the form of an attempt to formulate Plato's problems and to think out his philosophy afresh, with only so much reference to historical, personal or literary questions as is indispensable.' (D.J. ALLAN in The Classical Review (New Series), 1951, p.23).
