Plato and the invention of life
By: Naas, Michael
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Contents:
Philosophy's Gigantomachia over life and being -- The lifelines of the statesman -- Life and spontaneity -- The shepherd and the weaver: a Foucauldian fable -- The measure of life and logos -- Fruits of the poisonous tree: Plato and Alcidamas on the evils of writing -- The life of law and the law of life -- Plato and the invention of life itself -- Conclusion: Life on the line.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 203-248) and index.
Philosophy's Gigantomachia over life and being -- The lifelines of the statesman -- Life and spontaneity -- The shepherd and the weaver: a Foucauldian fable -- The measure of life and logos -- Fruits of the poisonous tree: Plato and Alcidamas on the evils of writing -- The life of law and the law of life -- Plato and the invention of life itself -- Conclusion: Life on the line.
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