Genres in dialogue: Plato and the construct of philosophy

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Acknowledgements Abbreviations and texts Introduction 1. Plato, Isocrates and the property of philosophy 2. Use and abuse of Athenian tragedy 3. Eulogy, irony, parody 4. Alien and authentic discourse 5. Philosophy and comedy Conclusion Bibliography General index Index of passages from Plato.

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