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Venditore: the_nile ✉️ (1.219.560) 98.2%, Luogo in cui si trova l'oggetto: Melbourne, AU, Spedizione verso: WORLDWIDE, Numero oggetto: 145516180223 Plato`s Sophist: The Drama of Original and Image by Stanley Rosen (English) Pape. Stanley Rosen's book is the first full-length study of the Sophist in English and one of the most complete in any language. Plato`s Sophist. Short Title PLATOS SOPHIST. by Stanley Rosen. Author Stanley Rosen. The Nile on eBay Plato`s Sophist by Stanley Rosen Plato's great attempt to define the nature of the sophist — the false image of the philosopher — has perplexed readers from classical times to the present. The dialogue has been central in the ongoing debate about the theory of forms, and it remains a crucial text for Plato scholars in both the analytical and the phenomenological traditions.Stanley Rosen's book is the first full-length study of the Sophist in English and one of the most complete in any language. He follows the stages of the dialogue in sequence and offers an exhaustive analysis of the philosophical questions that come to light as Theaetetus and the Eleatic Stranger pursue the sophist through philosophical debate.Rosen finds the central problem of the dialogue in the relation between original and image; he shows how this distinction underlies all subsequent technical themes and analyzes in detail such problems as non-being or negation and false statement. Arguing that the dialogue must be treated as a dramatic unity, he pays careful attention throughout to the setting, the events, the language used, and the relations between the natures of the speakers and the topics under discussion.Rosen's new approach to the technical issues in the dialogue will be of interest to Plato scholars of all schools, and his analysis of the sophistical dimension of the world will engage all who have puzzled over what it means to be a philosopher. FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Publisher Description Plato's great attempt to define the nature of the sophist -- the false image of the philosopher -- has perplexed readers from classical times to the present. The dialogue has been central in the ongoing debate about the theory of forms, and it remains a crucial text for Plato scholars in both the analytical and the phenomenological traditions.Stanley Rosen's book is the first full-length study of the Sophist in English and one of the most complete in any language. He follows the stages of the dialogue in sequence and offers an exhaustive analysis of the philosophical questions that come to light as Theaetetus and the Eleatic Stranger pursue the sophist through philosophical debate.Rosen finds the central problem of the dialogue in the relation between original and image; he shows how this distinction underlies all subsequent technical themes and analyzes in detail such problems as non-being or negation and false statement. Arguing that the dialogue must be treated as a dramatic unity, he pays careful attention throughout to the setting, the events, the language used, and the relations between the natures of the speakers and the topics under discussion.Rosen's new approach to the technical issues in the dialogue will be of interest to Plato scholars of all schools, and his analysis of the sophistical dimension of the world will engage all who have puzzled over what it means to be a philosopher. Author Biography Stanley Rosen is Borden Parker Bowne Professor of Philosophy and University Professor at Boston University. His previous books include "The Elusiveness of the Ordinary "and "Hermeneutics as Politics, "both published by Yale University Press. Details ISBN1890318639 Author Stanley Rosen Short Title PLATOS SOPHIST Pages 352 Series Carthage Reprint Language English ISBN-10 1890318639 ISBN-13 9781890318635 Media Book Format Paperback DEWEY 184 Year 1999 Residence Boston, MA, US Birth 1929 Subtitle The Drama of Original and Image DOI 10.1604/9781890318635 Imprint St Augustine's Press Place of Publication Indiana Country of Publication United States Illustrations Notes, bibliography AU Release Date 1999-07-15 NZ Release Date 1999-07-15 US Release Date 1999-07-15 UK Release Date 1999-07-15 Publisher St Augustine's Press Publication Date 1999-07-15 Audience General We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. With fast shipping, low prices, friendly service and well over a million items - you're bound to find what you want, at a price you'll love! TheNileItemID:137742065;

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FAQs

What is Plato's summary of the sophist? ›

Among Plato's more cryptic and intricate works, 'The Sophist' is an extensive and systematic investigation of the dualities of truth and falsity, rhetoric and philosophy, appearance and reality. In The Sophist, Plato takes aim at two groups which can be considered his philosophical rivals, or even enemies.

Who is the greatest sophist in existence? ›

Protagoras of Abdera (c. 490-420 B.C.E.) was the most prominent member of the sophistic movement and Plato reports he was the first to charge fees using that title (Protagoras, 349a).

What was the main idea of the Sophists? ›

The sophists focused on the rational examination of human affairs and the betterment and success of human life. They argued that gods could not be the explanation of human action. Many rhetoricians during this period were instructed under specialists in Greek rhetorical studies as part of their standard education.

Why did Plato not like the Sophists? ›

Plato criticized the Sophists for various reasons, such as their use of exaggerations and taking money. The sophisticated rhetoricians sought to sway public opinion in their favor, and true justice is founded on the knowledge of the individual and the state.

Did Sophists believe in God? ›

Arguing that 'man is the measure of all things', the Sophists were skeptical about the existence of the gods and taught a variety of subjects, including mathematics, grammar, physics, political philosophy, ancient history, music, and astronomy.

Why were Sophists hated? ›

Many of the sophistic educators were characterized as deceitful because they were more concerned with making a profit from teaching persuasive trickery than of producing quality orators that would promote Athenian democracy.

Did Sophists believe in absolute truth? ›

Absolutely not, said the Sophists.

What concept of the Sophists did Plato reject? ›

Answer. Plato rejected the Sophists' relativistic views on truth and morality, advocating for objective truths through the existence of the Forms. He emphasized the need for philosophers, who understand these truths, to lead society rather than succumbing to the notion that 'might makes right'.

What is a major difference between the philosophy of the Sophists and Plato? ›

Additionally, Plato's philosophy incorporated dialogue as a technical method of convincing, while the Sophists viewed dialogue as a fundamental basis of thinking . Overall, Plato's philosophy aimed for a deeper understanding of truth and virtue, while the Sophists focused more on rhetoric and skepticism.

What is the sophist view of law? ›

The older Sophist Protagoras declared all institutions, including law and morality, to be merely conventional. However, he recognized the necessity of legal and moral rules for social order. The younger Sophists argued that the foundation of ethics is mere convention and arbitrary agreement among men.

What were the claims of the Sophists? ›

Arguing that 'man is the measure of all things', the Sophists were skeptical about the existence of the gods and taught a variety of subjects, including mathematics, grammar, physics, political philosophy, ancient history, music, and astronomy.

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