Socratic Philosophy and Its Others

Introduction: Strange FellowsPart I: Friendship, Resistance, and the Question of the GoodChapter 1: Why Socrates and Thrasymachus Become FriendsChapter 2: The Daimonic Soul: On Plato\'s TheagesPart II: Philosophy and Sophistry: The Limits of `Logos\'Chapter 3: Philosophy and Sophistry in Plato\'s `Euthydemus\'Chapter 4: Socrates Talking to Himself? On the `Greater Hippias\'Chapter 5: The Sophist Hippias and the Problem of PolytropiaChapter 6: On Wolves and Dogs: The Eleatic Stranger\'s Socratic Turn in the `Sophist\'Part III: Imagery, Tragedy, and TyrannyChapter 7: Philosophers as Painters: On the Corruptibility of the Philosophic Nature in Plato\'s `Republic\'Chapter 8: Plato\'s `Apology\' as TragedyChapter 9: Sophist and Philosopher in Plato\'s SophistChapter 10: Socrates\' Odyssean Return: On Plato\'s CharmidesPart IV: Philosophy, Rhetoric, and DialogueChapter 11: Philosophy, Rhetoric, and the Question of Harmony in Plato\'s `Phaedrus\'Chapter 12: Philosophy in the Perfect Tense: On Plato\'s `Lovers\'About the Contributors