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A paradox arises in the Republic when Plato requires that philosophers must rule. Plata promises supreme benefits to the just man yet he also apparendy requires philosophers to at least partiaUy sacrifice their own welfare in order to enhance the welfare of the polis. It would appear that these two positions, both of which are of central importance to the Republi~ are inconsistent. The paradox can be dispeUed in a way that does fuU justice to the text once we understand the importance of the doctrine that moral requirements are necessary for happiness (APh 81).
The concept of true belief, as developed each dialogue, accounts for Plato's different attitudes toward (APh 85). 81 c 4763. -, Thought and political action in the Athenian tradition. The ,mergence of the alienated intellectual, HPTh 5,1984, 17-59. The estrangement from contemporary policy expressed by Plato, Isoerates, and others in 4th cent. Athens stems from a changed conception of the politicalleader. In the 5th cent. he accepted the consensual aims of citizenry. In the 4th cent. the professional intellectual became such a leader and sought to reform his city in accordance with his own stan(APh 85).
Cet ouvrage se fonde sur une enquête lexicologique qui porte sur toutes les occurrences du terme mûthos, de ses dérivés et des composés où il apparaît au premier terme dans le corpus platonicien. Lorsqu'il fait usage du terme mûthos, Platon décrit et critique: il décrit un discours d'un certain type, tout en le situant par rapport à un autre discours, celui qui dit le vrai. La première partie de ce livre analyse le témoignage de Platon sur ce qu'est un mythe. Le mythe apparaît alors comme lé discours par lequel est communiqué tout ce qu'une collectivité donnée conserve en mémoire de son passé et tout ce qu'elle transmet oralement d'une génération à une autre, que ce discours ait ou non été élaboré par un technicien de la communication, comme le poète.