Plato: The dialogues, second and third periods

Paul Friedländer

Pantheon Books, 1958

This text (similar to edition 1) contains author's opposition to Heidegger's interpretation of the Platonic concept of truth. Recent extensive analysis of the meaning of aletheia in the older literature has more clearly brought out the various early meanings of the concept as explained in this text.

Contents

• interpretation of the Laches I have made comment on this: 36
• Theaetetus: 145
• Parmenides: 190
• Phaedrus: 219
• Sophist: 243
• Timaeus: 355
• Los Angeles California: 383
• On the Order of the Dialogues: 447
• ABBREVIATIONS: 459
• NOTES WITH BIBLIOGRAPHY: 465
• Periods contains Chapters XXXXXI These take up: 570
• INDEX: 575

Bibliographic information

• Title: Plato: The dialogues, second and third periods; Volume 59 of Bollingen series; Volume 3 of Plato, Paul Friedländer; Volume 3 of Plato, Paul Friedländer
• Author: Paul Friedländer
• Publisher: Pantheon Books, 1958
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Jun 6, 2009