Plato's natural philosophy: a study of the Timaeus-Critias

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Acknowledgements Introduction: Plato's tales of teleology 1. What is the Timaeus-Critias about? 2. The status of the Atlantis story 3. The status of Timaeus' account 4. Teleology and craftsmanship 5. Necessity and teleology 6. Space and motion 7. Body, soul and tripartition 8. Perception and cosmology 9. Dialogue and dialectic Epilogue Bibliography General index Index locorum.

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