1985-03-29 NSFRI - Plato - Hipparchus - The Correction of the Friend's Language
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 Pierre Grimes and the Noetic Society -- 1985-03-29 NSFRI - Plato - Hipparchus - The Correction of the Friend's Language
Dialogue(s): hipparchus Sections: 225a-232c Topics Covered, Video Highlights, and Notes Stephanus - 225a to 232c - whole dialogue read out loud Working from Loeb edition - volume 8, W.R.M. Lamb translation This session continues the discussion from 3-22-1985 . Before reading, Pierre structures the dialogue to show that Hipparchus gets clearer about his own judgements and that Hipparchus reveals his own way of thinking as amoral and that can be seen in the language he uses. His position changes three times through Socrates' questioning and we see the confusion between philosophical and moral orders of thinking. Moral indignation expressed in a certain language is not Understanding. Good reflections on what is worthy to possess. Challenges or difficulties: sound level is low but works well with good speakers. (Thanks to BillD for videorecording and to JulieP for title, stephanus numbers and above notes.) More info: http://noeticsociety.org Stephanus Pages, Explicit (for searching): 225a 225b 225c 225d 225e 226a 226b 226c 226d 226e 227a 227b 227c 227d 227e 228a 228b 228c 228d 228e 229a 229b 229c 229d 229e 230a 230b 230c 230d 230e 231a 231b 231c 231d 231e 232a 232b 232c