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Plato Through Homer Poetry And Philosophy In The Cosmological Dialogues 1st Edition Zdravko Planinc

Name: Plato Through Homer Poetry And Philosophy In The Cosmological Dialogues 1st Edition Zdravko Planinc
SKU: BELL-1822926
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Plato Through Homer Poetry And Philosophy In The Cosmological Dialogues 1st Edition Zdravko Planinc instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Missouri

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.81 MB

Pages: 149

Author: Zdravko Planinc

ISBN: 9780826214799, 0826214797

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 1

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Plato Through Homer Poetry And Philosophy In The Cosmological Dialogues 1st Edition Zdravko Planinc by Zdravko Planinc 9780826214799, 0826214797 instant download after payment.

This new study challenges traditional ways of reading Plato by showing that his philosophy and political theory cannot be understood apart from a consideration of the literary or aesthetic features of his writing. More specifically, it shows how Plato's well-known cosmological dialogues--the Phaedrus, Timaeus, and Critias--are structured using several books of the Odyssey as their shared source text.