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Table of Contents*FrontMatter, pg. i*CONTENTS, pg. v*ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, pg. vii*INTRODUCTION, pg. ix*1. "Philosophy" in Socratism, pg. 4*2. Socratism in Plato, pg. 8*3. Socratism in Aristotle, pg. 13*4. Plato's First Attack: Republic II, pg. 19*5. Pathos in Greek Religion, pg. 22*6. Plato's Second Attack: Republic X, pg. 29*7. Pathos in Greek Tragedy, pg. 36*9. Plato, Aristotle, and the "Shudder", pg. 55*10. Pathos, pathos, passion, and Passion, pg. 63*11. The Quarrel Today, pg. 70*12. Two Case Histories, pg. 76*13. Plato/Aristotle and Freud/Jung, pg. 80*14. Justice and Injustice in Homer, pg. 87*15. Justice and Injustice in the Oresteia, pg. 104*16. Aeschylus the Eleusinian, pg. 117*17. Pathos and the "Shudder" in Sophocles, pg. 130*18. The Anger of the Gods and Heroes, pg. 141*19. Sophocles or Socrates?, pg. 155*20. Euripides against the Myths, pg. 171*21. Our Euripides, pg. 189*22. Was Plato Serious?, pg. 209*23. The True Dionysus, pg. 225*24. The Trouble with Psychological Explanations, pg. 241*25. The Trouble with Aristotle's Alternative, pg. 258*26. The Nature of Tragedy, pg. 268*BIBLIOGRAPHY, pg. 300*INDEX, pg. 311
