دانلود کتاب How philosophy became socratic : a study of Plato's Protagoras, Charmides, and Republic

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Content: Philosophy in a time of splendor: Socrates in Periclean Athens before the war, c. 433 --
Protagoras : Socrates and the Greek enlightenment --
First words --
The frame conversation --
Socrates with a young Athenian --
Socrates in hades --
Protagoras introduces himself --
Socrates\' challenge and invitation : can the political art be taught? --
Protagoras\'s display speech : why the political art is teachable --
Socrates\' display speech, part I : the wise must teach that virtue is unitary --
Socrates stages a crisis --
Socrates\' display sppech, part II : a wiser stance toward the wise Alcibiades presides --
Socrates\' display speech, part III : a wiser stance toward the many --
The final tribunal
courage and wisdom --
Socrates the victor --
Last words --
Socrates\' politics for philosophy in 433 --
Note on the dramatic date of Protagoras and Alcibiades I --
Philosophy in a time of crisis : Socrates\' return to war-ravaged, plague-ravaged Athens, late spring 429 --
Charmides : Socrates\' philosophy and its transmission --
First words --
Socrates\' intentions --
The spectacle of Charmides\' entrance --
Critias scripts a play but Socrates takes it over --
Stripping Charmides\' soul --
What Critias took from Socrates and what that riddler had in mind --
Should each of the beings become clearly apparent just as it is? --
The final definition of sôphrosunê, Socrates\' definition --
The possibility of Socrates\' sôphrosunê --
The benefit of Socrates\' sôphrosunê --
Socrates judges the inquiry --
Last words --
Who might the auditor of Plato\'s Charmides be? --
Note on the dramatic date of Charmides --
The Republic: the birth of Platonism --
Socrates\' great politics --
The world to which Socrates goes down --
First words --
The compelled and the voluntary --
Learning from Cephalus --
Polemarchus and Socratic justice --
Gentling Thrasymachus --
The state of the young in Athens --
Socrates\' new beginning --
New gods --
New philosophers --
New justice in a new soul --
Compulsion and another beginning --
The center of the Republic: the philosopher ruler --
Glaucon, ally of the philosopher\'s rule --
Platonism: philosophy\'s political defense and introduction to philosophy --
Public speakers for philosophy --
Images of the greatest study: sun, line, cave --
The last act of the returned Odysseus --
Love and reverence for Homer --
Homer\'s deed --
Homer\'s children --
Rewards and prizes for Socrates\' children --
Replacing Homer\'s Hades --
Last words --
Note on the dramatic date of the Republic.