Plato: The written and unwritten doctrines

C. J. De Vogel

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Preface 1. Introductory and Biographical 2. General Sketch of the Eidetic Theory and of the Arithmetised Version 3. The Socratic Dialogues 4. The Ideological Dialogues: The Meno, Phaedo, Symposium and Phaedrus 5. The Ideological Dialogues: The Republic 6. The Stoicheiological Dialogues: The Cratylus, Theatetus and Parmenides 7. The Stoicheiological Dialogues: The Sophist, Statesman, Philebus and Epistles 8. Plato's Philosophy of the Concrete: The Timaeus, Critias, Laws and Epinomis 9. Appraisal of Platonism and its Influence Appendix I: Translated Passages Illustrating Unwritten Doctrines Appendix II: Critical Note on the Views of Harold F. Cherniss

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