Plato the teacher the crisis of the Republic

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An Introduction to Plato's Republic: Inside and Outside the Text 1Part 1 The First Words of Plato's ???? te?/a Chapter 1: ?at?ss??Chapter 2: ????Chapter 3: et? G?a??????Chapter 4: et? G?a??????Chapter 5: t?? ???st????Part 2 ChallengesChapter 6: Cephalus and the Meaning of LifeChapter 7: Polemarchus Meets Appearance and RealityChapter 8: Thrasymachus and the City of Good Men OnlyChapter 9: Glaucon's Challenge to SocratesChapter 10: The Challenge of Adeimantus to PlatoPart 3 The Shorter WayChapter 11: Introduction to MethodologyChapter 12: Methodology II: HypothesesChapter 13: Methodology III: ImagesChapter 14: Looking Out for Number OneChapter 15: Making Friends with ThrasymachusPart 4 The Longer Way Chapter 16: The Speech to the GuardiansChapter 17: Justice and the Good on the Divided LineChapter 18: The Idea of the Good and Plato's Theory of FormsChapter 19: An Intellectual History of the ReturnChapter 20: Whistling a Tune on the Way DownPart 5 The FiresticksChapter 21: 432d1-435a4 Chapter 22: Two Jobs for One Man: Beyond the Tripartite SoulChapter 23: The Third Wave of ParadoxChapter 24: Plato's LettersChapter 25: Untimely Meditations on the Idea of JusticePart 6 Democracy and EducationChapter 26: Genetic FictionsChapter 27: The Equality of the SexesChapter 28: Higher Education: Why the Good is not the OneChapter 29: Reading Order RevisitedChapter 30: The Age of HeroesPart 7 ChoicesChapter 31: The Sewer of RomulusChapter 32: The Perfectly Bearable Lightness of BeingChapter 33: Coming Up and Going DownChapter 34: Plato the ImitatorChapter 35: Odysseus or Achilles?BibliographyIndex locorum IndexAbout the Author