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Plato and Protagoras
Plato and Protagoras
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Are human beings antithetical in nature? Is there a radical difference between pleasure, efficiency, and moral good, or is the conflict only imaginary? These have traditionally been considered the central questions of Plato's most vivid dialogue, the Protagoras. Many interpreters have seen this dialogue as a confrontation between the moralist (P... more »
Author:
Are human beings antithetical in nature? Is there a radical difference between pleasure, efficiency, and moral good, or is the conflict only imaginary? These have traditionally been considered the central questions of Plato's most vivid dialogue, the Protagoras. Many interpreters have seen this dialogue as a confrontation between the moralist (P... more »
ISBN-13: 9780739100752
ISBN-10: 0739100750
Publication Date: 10/6/1999
Pages: 368
Rating: ?
ISBN-10: 0739100750
Publication Date: 10/6/1999
Pages: 368
Rating: ?
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Genres:
- Nonfiction >> Philosophy >> General
- Nonfiction >> Philosophy >> History & Schools of Thought >> Western >> Ancient Greek & Roman
