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Interpreting Plato's dialogues
Las Vegas: Parmenides (2005)
Abstract
Introduction : approaching Plato's dialogues -- The mouthpiece interpretation -- The anti-mouthpiece interpretation -- A Socratic interpretation of the concept of art as mimesis -- Conclusion : appreciating Plato's dialoguesAuthor's Profile
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B395.C66 2005
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1930972024
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10.1093/cq/47.2.423
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