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- Plato's Meno , pp. 227 - 231Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2006
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(1987) ‘Does Socrates commit the Socratic fallacy?’, American Philosophy Quarterly 24: 211–23Google Scholar
(1975) ‘Plato's Meno as form and as content of secondary school courses in philosophy’, Teaching Philosophy 1: 107–15CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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(1987) ‘Wittgenstein and Augustine De Magistro’, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society suppl. vol. 61: 1–24CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1997) ‘First words: a valedictory lecture’, Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society, 3rd series, 43: 1–20CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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(1974) ‘Meno's paradox reconsidered’, Journal of the History of Philosophy 12: 143–52CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1984) ‘The politicians of Athens in the Gorgias and Meno’, History of Political Thought 5: 1–16Google Scholar
(1947) ‘Some war-time publications concerning Plato’, American Journal of Philology 68: 113–46Google Scholar
(1903) ‘On the geometrical problem in Plato's Meno, 86E sqq.’, Journal of Philology 28: 222–40Google Scholar
(1985) ‘Knowledge and virtue: paradox in Plato's Meno’, Review of Metaphysics 39: 261–81Google Scholar
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(1973) ‘Plato's theory of recollection reconsidered: an interpretation of Meno 80a–86c’, Man and World 6: 163–81CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(2004) ‘Knowledge and true belief in the Meno’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 27: 41–81Google Scholar
(1926) trans. Plato: Cratylus, Parmenides, Greater Hippias, Lesser Hippias. Loeb translation. Vol iv. Cambridge, Mass.Google Scholar
(2000) Plato and the Hero: Courage, Manliness and the Impersonal Good. CambridgeCrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1924) trans. Plato: Laches, Protagoras, Meno, Euthydemus. Loeb translation. Cambridge, Mass.Google Scholar
Mill, J. S. (1979) Essays on Philosophy and the Classics, in The Collected Works of John Stuart Mill, vol. xi, ed. TorontoGoogle Scholar
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(1973) ‘The first Socratic paradox’, Journal of the History of Philosophy 11: 1–17 [repr. in Day (1994) ed. 129–51]Google Scholar
(1985) ‘Meno's paradox and Socrates as a teacher’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 3: 1–30 [repr. in Day (1994) ed. 221–48]Google Scholar
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(1980) ‘Aristophanes and Socrates on learning practical wisdom’, Yale Classical Studies 26: 43–97Google Scholar
(2001) ‘Is goodness really a gift from god? Another look at the conclusion of Plato's Meno’, Phoenix 55: 77–97CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1976) ‘The Meno: many things are odd about our Meno’, Paideia (Special Plato Issue) 5: 1–9Google Scholar
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(1972) ‘Leibniz's contribution to the theory of innate ideas’, Philosophy 47: 113–24CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1988) ‘Innatism and the Stoa’, Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society, 3rd series, 33: 123–53CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1991) ‘Socrate prend-il au sérieux le paradoxe de Ménon?’, Revue Philosophique 181: 627–41Google Scholar
(1999) ‘Platonic pessimism and moral education’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 17: 15–36Google Scholar
(1909) ‘Φύσις, μελέτη, ἔπιστήμη’, Transactions of the American Philological Association 40: 184–201Google Scholar
and (1976) ‘Plato's Meno 89c: “Virtue is knowledge” – a hypothesis?’, Phronesis 21: 130–4Google Scholar
(1965) ‘Anamnesis in the Meno’, Dialogue 4: 143–67 [repr. in Vlastos (1995) vol. II: 147–65]CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1969) ‘Socrates on acrasia’, Phoenix 23: 71–88 [repr. in Vlastos (1995) vol. II: 43–59]CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1979) ‘Conclusions in the Meno’, Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 61: 143–53 [repr. in Day (1994) ed. 208–20]CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1987) ‘Expert knowledge in the Apology and Laches: what a general needs to know’, Proceedings of the Boston Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy 3: 79–115CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1979) ‘Understanding proofs: Meno, 85d9–86c2, continued’, Philosophy 54: 149–58CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1980) ‘Socrates and the jury: paradoxes in Plato's distinction between knowledge and true belief’, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, suppl. vol. 54, 193–206Google Scholar
(1984) ‘Recollection and the argument “from a hypothesis” in Plato's Meno’, Journal of Hellenic Studies 104: 1–14CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1990) ‘The priority of definition and the Socratic elenchus’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 8: 19–65Google Scholar
(2002) ‘The method of hypothesis in the Meno’, Boston Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy 18: 95–126CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1987) ‘Does Socrates commit the Socratic fallacy?’, American Philosophy Quarterly 24: 211–23Google Scholar
(1975) ‘Plato's Meno as form and as content of secondary school courses in philosophy’, Teaching Philosophy 1: 107–15CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1977) ‘Examples in epistemology: Socrates, Theaetetus and G. E. Moore’, Philosophy 52: 381–98CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1980) ‘Socrates and the jury: paradoxes in Plato's distinction between knowledge and true belief’, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, suppl. vol. 54: 173–91CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1987) ‘Wittgenstein and Augustine De Magistro’, Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society suppl. vol. 61: 1–24CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1997) ‘First words: a valedictory lecture’, Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society, 3rd series, 43: 1–20CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(2003) ‘By the dog’, Review of Blondell (2002), London Review of Books, vol. 25, no. 15: 23–24Google Scholar
(1974) ‘Meno's paradox reconsidered’, Journal of the History of Philosophy 12: 143–52CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1984) ‘The politicians of Athens in the Gorgias and Meno’, History of Political Thought 5: 1–16Google Scholar
(1947) ‘Some war-time publications concerning Plato’, American Journal of Philology 68: 113–46Google Scholar
(1903) ‘On the geometrical problem in Plato's Meno, 86E sqq.’, Journal of Philology 28: 222–40Google Scholar
(1985) ‘Knowledge and virtue: paradox in Plato's Meno’, Review of Metaphysics 39: 261–81Google Scholar
and (1985) eds. Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker. 3 vols. 6th edn. Zürich and Hildesheim. (Cited as DK)Google Scholar
(1973) ‘Plato's theory of recollection reconsidered: an interpretation of Meno 80a–86c’, Man and World 6: 163–81CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(2004) ‘Knowledge and true belief in the Meno’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 27: 41–81Google Scholar
(1926) trans. Plato: Cratylus, Parmenides, Greater Hippias, Lesser Hippias. Loeb translation. Vol iv. Cambridge, Mass.Google Scholar
(2000) Plato and the Hero: Courage, Manliness and the Impersonal Good. CambridgeCrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1924) trans. Plato: Laches, Protagoras, Meno, Euthydemus. Loeb translation. Cambridge, Mass.Google Scholar
Mill, J. S. (1979) Essays on Philosophy and the Classics, in The Collected Works of John Stuart Mill, vol. xi, ed. TorontoGoogle Scholar
(1978) ‘Learning as recollection’, in Vlastos (1978) ed. 53–69 [repr. in Day (1994) ed. 112–28]Google Scholar
(1973) ‘The first Socratic paradox’, Journal of the History of Philosophy 11: 1–17 [repr. in Day (1994) ed. 129–51]Google Scholar
(1985) ‘Meno's paradox and Socrates as a teacher’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 3: 1–30 [repr. in Day (1994) ed. 221–48]Google Scholar
(1987) ‘Socratic intellectualism’, Proceedings of the Boston Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy 2: 275–316CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1980) ‘Aristophanes and Socrates on learning practical wisdom’, Yale Classical Studies 26: 43–97Google Scholar
(2001) ‘Is goodness really a gift from god? Another look at the conclusion of Plato's Meno’, Phoenix 55: 77–97CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1976) ‘The Meno: many things are odd about our Meno’, Paideia (Special Plato Issue) 5: 1–9Google Scholar
(1972) ‘The Socratic fallacy’, Journal of the History of Philosophy 10: 127–41CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1972) ‘Leibniz's contribution to the theory of innate ideas’, Philosophy 47: 113–24CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1988) ‘Innatism and the Stoa’, Proceedings of the Cambridge Philological Society, 3rd series, 33: 123–53CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1991) ‘Socrate prend-il au sérieux le paradoxe de Ménon?’, Revue Philosophique 181: 627–41Google Scholar
(1999) ‘Platonic pessimism and moral education’, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 17: 15–36Google Scholar
(1909) ‘Φύσις, μελέτη, ἔπιστήμη’, Transactions of the American Philological Association 40: 184–201Google Scholar
and (1976) ‘Plato's Meno 89c: “Virtue is knowledge” – a hypothesis?’, Phronesis 21: 130–4Google Scholar
(1965) ‘Anamnesis in the Meno’, Dialogue 4: 143–67 [repr. in Vlastos (1995) vol. II: 147–65]CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1969) ‘Socrates on acrasia’, Phoenix 23: 71–88 [repr. in Vlastos (1995) vol. II: 43–59]CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1979) ‘Conclusions in the Meno’, Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 61: 143–53 [repr. in Day (1994) ed. 208–20]CrossRefGoogle Scholar
(1987) ‘Expert knowledge in the Apology and Laches: what a general needs to know’, Proceedings of the Boston Area Colloquium in Ancient Philosophy 3: 79–115CrossRefGoogle Scholar