Description
Book SynopsisOffers an introduction to the pre-Socratics, Plato and Aristotle. Emphasizing metaphysics and epistemology as the foci of Greek philosophy, this edition nevertheless has expanded coverage of Greek science and mathematics.
Table of ContentsCONTENTSPREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION
INTRODUCTION
PRESOCRATIC PHILOSOPHYTRANSLATED BY G. S. KIRK AND J. E. RAVEN
I. The Sources
II. The Milesians
III. Pythagoras and Pythagoreanism
IV. Heraclitus
V. The Eleatics
VI. The Pluralists
PLATOVII.
EuthyphroTRANSLATED BY R. E. ALLEN
VIII.
ApologyTRANSLATED BY R. E. ALLEN
IX.
CritoTRANSLATED BY R. E. ALLEN
X.
MenoTRANSLATED BY W. K. C. GUTHRIE
XI.
The Speech of Socrates in the Symposium (in part)
TRANSLATED BY R. E. ALLEN
XII.
Phaedo (in part)
TRANSLATED BY R. HACKFORTH
XIII.
Republic (in part)
TRANSLATED BY F. M. CORNFORD
XIV.
Phaedrus (in part)
TRANSLATED BY R. HACKFORTH
XV.
Parmenides (in part)
TRANSLATED BY R. E. ALLEN
XVI.
Timaeus (in part)
TRANSLATED BY F. M. CORNFORD
ARISTOTLEXVII.
Categories (in part)
TRANSLATED BY R. E. ALLEN
XVIII.
On the Soul (in part)
TRANSLATED BY W. S. HETT
XIX.
Metaphysics (in part)
TRANSLATED BY HUGH TREDENNICK
XX.
Nicomachean Ethics (in part)
TRANSLATED BY H. RACKHAM
XXI.
Politics (in part)
TRANSLATED BY H. RACKHAM
XXII.
Physics (in part)
TRANSLATED BY F. M. CORNFORD AND P. WICKSTEED
SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
