Plato on moral expertise
By: Rod Jenks.
Publisher: Lexington Books
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Lanham, MD
Language: eng
Number of pages: 230
ISBN-13: 9780739125274
Subjects: Plato; Ethics
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Moral expertise in the Laches; title: The Laches; title: Socratic ignorance and socratic wisdom; title: Vituperation; title: Virtue and craft; title: Expertise in the Charmides; title: Ironies; title: The definitions; title: Quietness; title: Modesty; title: Doing or making one's own; title: Doing, not making, one's own; title: Doing good things; title: Knowing oneself; title: Knowledge of itself and all other knowledges; title: Good, evil, and temperance; title: Expertise in republic; title: Preliminaries; title: Republic viii; title: The text; title: Mathematical indeterminacy; title: Metaphysical necessity; title: Justice "writ large"; title: The most formidable question; title: Preliminaries; title: The context of the argument; title: The most formidable argument itself; title: The image; title: Not knowing the things we know; title: Attending to words; title: Larger issues; title: The third man argument.