دانلود کتاب Playful Philosophy and Serious Sophistry: A Reading of Plato’s "Euthydemus"

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Preface
Contents
Introduction
1. Playful Philosophy: The Protreptic Scenes
1.1 The First Protreptic
1.1.1 The Initial List of Goods
1.1.2 The Argument on Good Fortune
1.1.3 Using the Goods
1.1.4 Using the Goods Rightly
1.1.5 Knowledge / Wisdom
1.1.6 Appendix: Conventional Goods as Potential Evils
1.1.7 The Relation between Virtue and Knowledge
1.1.8 Providers of Wisdom
1.1.9 Evaluation of the Argument: The Relation between Wisdom and Happiness
1.1.10 Socrates the “Sophist”: Similarities between the Socratic and Eristic Method
1.1.11 Conclusion: The Aim of the First Protreptic
1.2 The Second Protreptic
1.2.1 Redefining Knowledge: Production and Use
1.2.2 Which Form of Knowledge?
1.2.3 Crito’s Intervention
1.2.4 The Art of Politics
1.2.5 A Note on Socrates’ Method
1.2.6 Conclusion
2. Serious Sophistry: The Eristic Scenes
2.1 The Individual Scenes
2.1.1 The First Eristic Scene
2.1.2 The Second Eristic Scene
2.1.3 The Third Eristic Scene
2.2 The Three Eristic Scenes as a Continuum
2.2.1 Forms and Recollection in the Third Eristic Scene
2.2.2 The Continuum
2.2.3 Two Eristic Assumptions
2.2.4 Back to the Continuum
3. Conflating Philosophy and Sophistry: The Framing Scenes
3.1 Introductory Framing Scene
3.2 Interruption
3.3 Final Framing Scene
3.3.1 Socrates’ Speech of Praise
3.3.2 Crito as a Student
3.3.3 Crito and Socrates
3.3.4 Conclusion: The Contribution of the Final Scene
4. Reversals: Laughter, Play, and Seriousness
4.1 The Primary Theme of Laughter
4.2 The Secondary Theme of Play and Seriousness
4.3 The Return of the Primary Theme of Laughter
4.4 The Theme of Laughter in the Framing Scenes
4.5 Summary and Interpretation
Conclusion: Overall Interpretation
Appendix: The Structure of the Euthydemus
Works Cited
Index of Proper Names
Greek Works Cited
General Index