Contents

pp.：  9 – 10

Acknowledgments

pp.：  11 – 12

John Cleary: A Philosophical Portrait

pp.：  13 – 22

John Cleary: A Personal Memory

pp.：  23 – 30

PAIDEIA

pp.：  31 – 32

Back to the Texts Themselves

pp.：  33 – 48

The Paideia of the Historical Protagoras

pp.：  49 – 66

Competing Models of Paideia in Plato's Gorgias

pp.：  67 – 82

Erotic Paideia in Plato's Symposium

pp.：  83 – 102

Cultivating Intellectual Virtue in Plato's Philosopher-Rulers

pp.：  103 – 128

Paideia in Plato's Laws

pp.：  129 – 140

Socratic Influences on Aristotle's Ethical Inquiry

pp.：  141 – 160

Akrasia and Moral Education in Aristotle

pp.：  161 – 180

HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS

pp.：  181 – 182

The Mathematical Cosmology of Plato's Timaeus

pp.：  183 – 210

Abstracting Aristotle's Philosophy of Mathematics

pp.：  211 – 230

Proclus' Philosophy of Mathematics

pp.：  231 – 250

HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY - A. Plato

pp.：  251 – 252

Plato's Teleological Atomism

pp.：  253 – 262

The Role of Theology in Plato's Laws

pp.：  263 – 280

'Powers that Be': The Concept of Potency in Plato and Aristotle

pp.：  281 – 328

HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY - B. Aristotle

pp.：  329 – 330

On the Terminology of 'Abstraction' in Aristotle

pp.：  331 – 362

Science, Universals, and Reality

pp.：  363 – 408

Phainomena in Aristotle's Methodology

pp.：  409 – 444

Aristotle's Criticism of Plato's Theory of Form Numbers

pp.：  445 – 470

Aristotle's Criticism of Plato's First Principles

pp.：  471 – 494

Should One Pray for Aristotle's Best Polis?

pp.：  495 – 508

Emending Aristotle's Division of Theoretical Sciences

pp.：  509 – 542

HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY - C. Proclus and Later

pp.：  543 – 544

Proclus' Elaborate Defence of Platonic Ideas

pp.：  545 – 554

Proclus as a Reader of Plato's Timaeus

pp.：  555 – 572

The Rationality of the Real: Proclus and Hegel

pp.：  573 – 594

Plato's Philebus as a Gadamerian Conversation?

pp.：  595 – 614

Bibliographies

pp.：  615 – 636

Index of Modern Authors

pp.：  637 – 639