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Ίων

Author: Platon

The short Platonic dialogue "Ion," which belongs to the works of the philosopher's early writing period (between the death of Socrates - 399 BC - and Plato's return from his first trip to Sicily - 388...

The short Platonic dialogue "Ion," which belongs to the works of the philosopher's early writing period (between the death of Socrates - 399 BC - and Plato's return from his first trip to Sicily - 388 BC), has posed and continues to pose a challenge for its scholars.

It is not so much the issue of its authenticity that has captured the interest of scholars,...

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The short Platonic dialogue "Ion," which belongs to the works of the philosopher's early writing period (between the death of Socrates - 399 BC - and Plato's return from his first trip to Sicily - 388 BC), has posed and continues to pose a challenge for its scholars.

It is not so much the issue of its authenticity that has captured the interest of scholars, but rather its content, as it has been unanimously considered one of the most significant texts of ancient literary criticism and literary theory.

The issue of the authenticity of Ion can be said to no longer be debated. The last challenge to the authenticity of the dialogue by Moreau (1939) and its rebuttal by Verdenius (1943) revealed that, despite individual disagreements, all scholars agree on one fundamental point: the content of the dialogue is distinctly Platonic.

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Author
Platon
Publisher
Ekdoseis tou Eikostou Protou
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789607058782

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
157
Dimensions
13x17 cm
Release Date
11/1998
Publication Date
1998

Content

Reader Level
Classic Texts

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The short Platonic dialogue "Ion," which belongs to the works of the philosopher's early writing period (between the death of Socrates - 399 BC - and Plato's return from his first trip to Sicily - 388 BC), has posed and continues to pose a challenge for its scholars.

It is not so much the issue of its authenticity that has captured the interest of scholars, but rather its content, as it has been unanimously considered one of the most significant texts of ancient literary criticism and literary theory.

The issue of the authenticity of Ion can be said to no longer be debated. The last challenge to the authenticity of the dialogue by Moreau (1939) and its rebuttal by Verdenius (1943) revealed that, despite individual disagreements, all scholars agree on one fundamental point: the content of the dialogue is distinctly Platonic.

(. . .) [Excerpt from the introduction of the edition]

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Product Details

Author
Platon
Publisher
Ekdoseis tou Eikostou Protou
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789607058782

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
157
Dimensions
13x17 cm
Release Date
11/1998
Publication Date
1998

Content

Reader Level
Classic Texts

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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