The Value of Rule in Plato’s Dialogues: A Reply to Melissa Lane

Plato Journal 16:75-80 (2016)
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A reply to Melissa Lane's "Antianarchia: interpreting political thought in Plato" In these comments I focus on how to think of antianarchia as an element of Plato's political thought, and in doing so raise some methodological questions about how to read Plato’s dialogues, focusing on what is involved in attributing views to Plato in general.

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