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Annotated Bibliography on Plato's Sophist: A - J Index of the Section: "Semanti

Annotated Bibliography on Plato's Sophist: A - J Index of the Section: "Semantics and Predication Before Aristotle: Parmenides and Plato" Parmenides and the Question of Being in Greek Thought Annotated Bibliography on Parmenides: A - D E - K L - Q R - Z Critical Editions and Translations of Parmenides' Poem Plato's Parmenides and the Dilemma of Participation Annotated Bibliography on Plato's Parmenides Semantics, Predication, Truth and Falsehood in Plato's Sophist Annotated Bibliography on Plato's Sophist: A - J K - Z Plato's Cratylus and the Problem of the "Correctness of Names" BIBLIOGRAPHICAL RESOURCES ON PLATO AND LEXICON See the page about Plato's Parmenides RECENT CRITICAL EDITIONS AND TRANSLATIONS OF THE SOPHIST Critical Editions of the Greek Text Platonis Opera. Oxford: Clarendon Press 1905. Recognovit brevique adnotatione critica instruxit Ioannes Burnet. 1. Oeuvres Complètes. Tome VIII., troisième partie: Le Sophiste. Paris: Belles Lettres 1925. Texte établi et traduit par Auguste Diès. 2. Plato's Sophist. Annotated bibliography (First Part: A - J) http://www.ontology.co/biblio/plato-sophist-biblio-one.htm 1 di 18 28/06/2011 17:43 Platonis Opera. Vol. I: Eutyphro, Apologia, Crito, Phaedo, Cratylus, Theaetetus, Sophista, Politicus. Oxford: Oxford University Press 1995. Recognovit brevique adnotatione critica instruxerunt E. A Duke, W. F. Hicken, W. S. M. Nicoll, D. B. Robinson, J. C. G. Strachan (revision of the edition published by John Burnet, 1900-1907). 3. English Translations Plato's Theory of Knowledge. The Theaetetus and the Sophist Translated with a Running Commentary. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Co. 1935. Translated by Francis Macdonald Cornford. 1. Plato's Sophist. Part II of The Being and the Beautiful. Chicago: University of Chicago Press 1986. Translated and with commentary by Seth Benardete. 2. Plato' Sophist. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield 1990. Translation with introduction and notes by William S. Cobb 3. Sophist. Indianapolis: Hackett 1993. Translated, with introduction and notes, by Nicholas P. White. 4. Platos' Sophist or the Professor of Wisdom. Newburyport: Focus Publishing 1996. Translation, introduction, and glossary by Eva Brann, Peter Kalkavage, Eric Salem. 5. Plato's Sophist. A Translation with a Detailed Account of its Theses and Arguments. Bern: Peter Lang 2004. Translated by James Duerlinger. 6. French Translations Parménide, Théetète, Le Sophiste. Paris: Gallimard 1992. Traduction de Auguste Diès (réimpression de la traduction publiée en 1925). 1. Le Sophiste. Paris: GF Flammarion 1993. Traduction inédite, introduction et notes par Nestor-Luis Cordero. 2. Italian Translations Tutti gli scritti. Milano: Bompiani 2000. Il Sofista, traduzione di Claudio Mazzarelli (prima edizione Milano, Rusconi, 1991). 1. Sofista. Milano: Rizzoli 2007. Testo greco a fronte, traduzione e note di Francesco Fronterotta. 2. Sofista. Torino: Einaudi 2008. Testo greco e traduzione a cura di Bruno Centrone. 3. German Translations Plato's Sophist. Annotated bibliography (First Part: A - J) http://www.ontology.co/biblio/plato-sophist-biblio-one.htm 2 di 18 28/06/2011 17:43 Der Sophist. Hamburg: Meiner 1967. Griechisch-Deutsch. Neu bearbeitet und herausgegeben von Reiner Wiehl auf der Grundlage der Übersetzung von Otto Apelt (2. Aufl. 1922). 1. Der Sophist. Stuttgart: Reclam 1990. Griechisch-Deutsch. Mit Einleitung, Übersetzung und Kommentar von Helmut Meinhardt. 2. Spanish Translations Diálogos Parménides, Teeteto, SofÌsta, Politico (vol. V). Madrid: Gredos 1988. Traducción e introducciones, Maria Isabel Santa Cruz (Parménides. PolÍtico); A. Vallejo Campos (Teeteto); Nestor Luis Cordero (SofÌsta). Revisión, C. García Gual y F. García Romero. 1. SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY Études sur le Sophiste de Platon. Edited by Aubenque Pierre. Napoli: Bibliopolis 1991. Les textes de ce volume ont été recueillis par Michel Narcy. Table des Matières Pierre Aubenque: Avant-propos p. 11 Première Partie: L'ORDRE DU TEXTE: SOPHISTIQUE, ONTOLOGIE, COSMOLOGIE Francis Wolff: Le chasseur chassé. Les définitions du sophiste p. 17; Maria Villela-Petit: La question de l'image artistique dans le Sophiste p. 53; Nestor-Luis Cordero: L'invention de l'école éléatique: Platon, Sophiste, 242D p. 91; Jean Frère: Platon, lecteur de Parménide dans le Sophiste p. 125; Michel Fattal: Le Sophiste: logos de la synthèse ou logos de la division? p. 145; Monique Dixsaut: La négation, le non-être et l'autre dans le Sophiste p. 165; Antonia Soulez: Le travail de la négation: l'interprétation du Sophiste par Gilbert Ryle p. 215; Monique Lassègue: L'imitation dans le Sophiste de Platon p. 247; Rémi Brague: La cosmologie finale du Sophiste (265 B4 - E6) p. 267; Deuxième Partie: VUES PERSPECTIVES Barbara Cassin: Les Muses et la philosophie. Élements pour une histoire du pseudos p. 291; Denis O'Brien: Le non-être dans la philosophie grecque: Parménide, Platon, Plotin p. 317; Pierre Aubenque: Une occasion manquée: la genèse avortée de la distinction entre l'"étant" et le "quelque chose" p. 365; Troisième Partie: LA TRADITION DU SOPHISTE Pierre Pellegrin: Le Sophiste ou de la division. Aristote-Platon-Aristote p. 389; Michel Narcy: La lecture aristotélicienne du Sophiste et ses effets p. 417; Luc Brisson: De quelle façon Plotin interprète-t-il le cinq genres di Sophiste? (Ennéades VI 2 [43] 8) p. 449; Annick Charles-Saget: Lire Proclus, lecteur du Sophiste (ave un appendice par Christian Guérard: Les citations du Sophiste dans les oeuvres de Proclus) p. 475; Françoise Caujolle-Zaslawsky: Note sur l' epagogé dans le Sophiste. A propos de Diogène Laërce III 53-55 p. 509; Alain Boutot: L'interprétation heideggerienne du Sophiste de Platon p. 535; INDEX Index de citations de Platon: I Index des citations du Sophiste p. 563; II Idex des citations d'autres dialogues p. 567; Index des citations d'auteurs anciens (Platon excepté) p. 571; Index des noms d'auteurs modernes p. 582. 1. Platone e l'ontologia. Il Parmenide e il Sofista. Edited by Bianchetti Matteo and Storace Erasmo. Milano: Albo Versorio 2004. 2. Plato's Sophist. Annotated bibliography (First Part: A - J) http://www.ontology.co/biblio/plato-sophist-biblio-one.htm 3 di 18 28/06/2011 17:43 Ackrill John, "Symplokê eidôn," Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies 2: 31-35 (1955). Reprinted in: R. E. Allen - Studies in Plato's metaphysics - London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1965 pp. 199-206 and in: G. Vlastos (ed.) - Plato. A collection of critical essays Vol. I: Metaphysics and epistemology - Garden City, N. Y., Anchor Books 1971. 3. Ackrill John, "Plato and the copula: Sophist 251-9," Journal of Hellenic Studies 77: 1-6 (1957). Reprinted in: R. E. Allen - Studies in Plato's metaphysics - London, Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1965 pp. 207-218, in: G. Vlastos (ed.) - Plato. A collection of critical essays. I: metaphysics and epistemology - Notre Dame, Indiana University Press, 1971 and in: J. Ackrill - Essays on Plato and Aristotle - Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1997. 4. Aguirre Jorge Francisco, "La ontologìa de los géneros supremos I," Analogía 15,1: 127-171 (2001). 5. Aguirre Jorge Francisco, "La ontologìa de los géneros supremos II," Analogía 15,2: 121-156 (2001). 6. Alves dos Santos Maria Carolina, "A demarcação platônica de novas fronteiras epistêmicas para o discurso filosófico: un estudo sobre o Sofista," Trans/Form/Acao.Revista de Filosofia 24: 273-299 (2001). "In the Sophist, through the circuits of the ontological-binary procedure of the dialectical divisions, Plato tries to arrive not only at the truth of the things in themselves, but also rigorous methodic treatment, which minimizes its limitations and inadvertences, and locates it in a transcendent dimension, among the types of Being, secures to it the status of philosophical discourse, capable of saying that which is, as it is." 7. Ambuel David. On what is not: Eleatic paradox in the Parmenides and the Sophist. In Plato's Parmenides. Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium Platonicum Pragense. Edited by Havlícek Ales and Karfík Filip. Prague: Oikoimené 2005. pp. 200-215 8. Ambuel David. Image and paradigm in Plato's Sophist. La Vegas: Parmenides Publishing Company 2007. 9. Aubenque Pierre. Une occasion manquée: la genèse avortée de la distinction entre l' "étant" et le "quelque chose". In Études sur le Sophiste de Platon. Edited by Aubenque Pierre. Napoli: Bibliopolis 1991. pp. 365-387 Réimprimé dans: P. Aubenque - Problèmes aristotéliciens. I. Philosophie théorique - Paris, Vrin 2009 pp. 307-320 10. Belardi Walter, "Dal "non essere" parmenideo all' "alterità" platonica: un caso di paralogismo verbale," Atti della Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei.Rendiconti Classe di Scienze Morali Storiche e Filologiche 8: 633-647 (1997). "Plato, in his dialogue The Sophist, tried to disprove the thesis of Parmenides, according to which the contrary of the einai would be the nonexistent me einai. Plato maintained instead that epsna is not the contrary of einai but its otherness (to eteron). Plato's argument has seemed impeccable and constructive, and has had notable resonance and a sound approval through the history of the philosophy. Really, the deep structure of Parmenides' nominalized me einai was a predicate. Plato replaced the universal notion of "being" (einai) with an epsnai assumed as a determined "thing. Besides he transformed the negative meaning of me into the arithmetic meaning of less". So that me slum --> einai, and the wholeness of the "things", from which einai was subtracted, became the wholeness less to be, viz. the. Such an argument is actually a paralogism, according to Aristotle who says exactly: "it is not the same thing to affirm not to be absolutely and to affirm not to be in a 11. Plato's Sophist. Annotated bibliography (First Part: A - J) http://www.ontology.co/biblio/plato-sophist-biblio-one.htm 4 di 18 28/06/2011 17:43 determinated sense and about a determined thing (Soph. elench. 167 a 4). Then, Plato simply committed the well known paralogism which consists in changing a uploads/Litterature/ annotated-bibliography-a-j-pdf.pdf