Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association, Volume 100Association, 1969 - Classical philology Beginning with v. 31, the proceedings and papers of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast are included. |
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... argument Protagoras objects to Socrates ' reasoning , and his objection is the last word - Socrates does not attempt to overcome the objection . Sec- ondly , the argument as a whole is incomplete . Socrates never con- cludes that all ...
... argument Protagoras objects to Socrates ' reasoning , and his objection is the last word - Socrates does not attempt to overcome the objection . Sec- ondly , the argument as a whole is incomplete . Socrates never con- cludes that all ...
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... argument itself , we find that it is complicated and occasionally elliptical , but if we keep in mind the context and the direction of the argument , it is considerably easier to follow.46 What Socrates tries to show is quite simply ...
... argument itself , we find that it is complicated and occasionally elliptical , but if we keep in mind the context and the direction of the argument , it is considerably easier to follow.46 What Socrates tries to show is quite simply ...
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... argument is , as I have mentioned , somewhat elliptical , for some of the steps in it are in it are implied , but not explicitly stated . But compared to other Socratic arguments , and especially compared to his arguments earlier in ...
... argument is , as I have mentioned , somewhat elliptical , for some of the steps in it are in it are implied , but not explicitly stated . But compared to other Socratic arguments , and especially compared to his arguments earlier in ...
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ORGANIZATION | iii |
Officers Directors and Committees | viii |
Award of Merit | x |
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