Aristotle and the Stoics Reading Plato (BICS Supplement 107)

Aristotle and the Stoics Reading Plato (BICS Supplement 107)Plato is perhaps the most readable of all philosophers. Recent scholarship on Plato has focused attention on the dramatic and literary form through which Plato presents his philosophy, an integral part of that philosophy. The papers in this volume for the first time consider Aristotle and the Stoics as readers of Plato. That these successors were influenced by the thought of Plato is a commonplace: the whole of western philosophy is a series of

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