Logical Structure In Plato's "Sophist"

Review of Metaphysics 22 (3):482-498 (1969)
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The most important point about Plato's terminology in the Sophist is Cornford's: "Plato, here as elsewhere, wisely refuses to let any one metaphor to harden into a technical term." Since the wisdom of this course of action rests on the degree to which it satisfies Plato's purposes, we may not be disrespectful in hardening these metaphors for the purposes of our discussion.

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Bas C. Van Fraassen
San Francisco State University

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