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Knowledge and ignorance of self in Platonic philosophy
"If any evidence were needed of a revived interest in Plato's treatment of self-knowledge and self-ignorance, the bibliography at the back of this volume should be evidence enough. Papers, monographs, and symposia on the topic are increasingly thick on the ground"--
Introduction: self-knowledge as thematic intersection / Andy German and James M. Ambury -- Self-knowledge and the good / Lloyd P. Gerson -- Faces of platonic self-knowledge: Alcibiades I and Charmides / Thomas Tuozzo -- Socratic self-knowledge and the limits of episteme / Drew A. Hyland -- Socratic wisdom and platonic knowledge in the dialogues of Plato / Sara Ahbel Rappe -- Between ascent and descent: self-knowledge and Platoʹs Allegory of the cave / James -- Self-knowledge and the use of the self in the Platonic theages / Brian Marrin -- Between biography and biology: bios and self-knowledge in Platoʹs Phaedrus / Sara B -- A toil-loving soul / Jeremy Bell -- Mathematical self-ignorance and sophistry: Theodorus and Protagoras / Andy German -- Why is knowledge of ignorance good? / Marina McCoy -- Self-knowledge in Platoʹs symposium / Eric Sanday -- Double ignorance and the perversion of self-knowledge / Danielle A. Layne -- Philebus, laws and self-ignorance / Harold Tarrant.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.