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Myles Burnyeat, the Lawrence Professor of Ancient Philosophy at Cambridge, has revised Levett's translation to catch the charm and wit of the original in modern English, and has written a magnificent introduction and commentary of 250 pages that is lucid, rigorous, fair and un-put-downable. --Philip Howard, The Times (London)


A masterly contribution to the understanding of the subject in a work of altogether exceptional intelligence. --Sir Hugh Lloyd-Jones, Christ Church, Oxford


Burnyeat's introduction to the Theaetetus

is easily the best available treatment of the dialogue; it is clear, stimulating, sympathetic but not uncritical, full of novel insights. Students at all levels, including professional philosophers, cannot fail to learn from it, to enjoy it. A real gem. --Gail Fine, Cornell University

The Theaetetus of Plato

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    A Paperback / softback by Plato, M. J. Levett, Myles Burnyeat

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      Publisher Hackett Publishing Co, Inc
      Published 15 March 1990
      ISBN-13 9780915144815
      978-0915144815
      ISBN-10 0915144816
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      Ancient Greek and Roman philosophy Philosophy: epistemology and theory of knowledge Philosophy: metaphysics and ontology Books by Plato

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review

      Myles Burnyeat, the Lawrence Professor of Ancient Philosophy at Cambridge, has revised Levett's translation to catch the charm and wit of the original in modern English, and has written a magnificent introduction and commentary of 250 pages that is lucid, rigorous, fair and un-put-downable. --Philip Howard, The Times (London)


      A masterly contribution to the understanding of the subject in a work of altogether exceptional intelligence. --Sir Hugh Lloyd-Jones, Christ Church, Oxford


      Burnyeat's introduction to the Theaetetus

      is easily the best available treatment of the dialogue; it is clear, stimulating, sympathetic but not uncritical, full of novel insights. Students at all levels, including professional philosophers, cannot fail to learn from it, to enjoy it. A real gem. --Gail Fine, Cornell University

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