Plato's Cratylus : argument, form, and structure

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Plato's Cratylus : argument, form, and structure

Michael W. Riley

（Value inquiry book series, v. 168 . Studies in the history of western philosophy）

Rodopi, 2005

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Includes bibliographical references (p. [139]-141) and index

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This book explains how the Cratylus, Plato's apparently meandering and comical dialogue on the correctness of names, makes serious philosophical progress by its notorious etymological digressions. While still a wild ride through a Heraclitean flood of etymologies which threatens to swamp language altogether, the Cratylus emerges as an astonishingly organized evaluation of the power of words.

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List of Figures Foreword Preface List of Abbreviations Introduction ONE The Argument in the Cratylus in the Form of a Geometric Demonstration TWO Enunciation: Knowledge of Names, like Knowledge of Beautiful Things in General, is Difficult 383a-384c THREE I. Construction: Eikasia, Likeness-Making: The Appearance of Reasoning 384c-393b FOUR II. Demonstration: Pistis, Belief: Heraclitean Dogmas, Socratic Demands 393b-408d FIVE III Demonstration: Dianoia, Systematic Reasoning: An Axiomatic Heraclitean Logos: A Phenomenal Philosophical Dictionary 408d-421c SIX IV. Demonstration: Noesis, Knowing: Knowledge as Identical with Perception 421d-436b SEVEN Reduction, Recapitulation: 436c-440c Notes Bibliography Appendix About the Author Index

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