CONTENTS

pp.：  5 – 8

Preface

pp.：  9 – 10

COLLOQUIUM 1

pp.：  11 – 34

Misology and Truth RAPHAEL WOOLF

pp.：  11 – 26

Commentary on Woolf JAMES L. WOOD

pp.：  27 – 33

Woolf/Wood Bibliography

pp.：  34 – 34

COLLOQUIUM 2

pp.：  35 – 66

Method and Evidence: On Epicurean Preconception PIERRE-MARIE MOREL

pp.：  35 – 58

Commentary on Morel DAVID KONSTAN

pp.：  59 – 64

Morel/Konstan Bibliography

pp.：  65 – 66

COLLOQUIUM 3

pp.：  67 – 92

Rhetoric, Refutation, and What Socrates Believes in Plato's Gorgias HENRY TELOH

pp.：  67 – 87

Commentary on Teloh DAVID ROOCHNIK

pp.：  88 – 91

Teloh/Roochnik Bibliography

pp.：  92 – 92

COLLOQUIUM 4

pp.：  93 – 130

Plato's Question of Truth (Versus Heidegger's Doctrines) FRANCISCO J. GONZALEZ

pp.：  93 – 121

Commentary on Gonzalez GARY M. GURTLER, S. J

pp.：  122 – 127

Gonzalez/Gurtler Bibliography

pp.：  128 – 130

COLLOQUIUM 5

pp.：  131 – 164

Plato's Anti-Hedonism MATTHEW EVANS

pp.：  131 – 155

Commentary on Evans VERITY HARTE

pp.：  156 – 163

Evans/Harte Bibliography

pp.：  164 – 164

COLLOQUIUM 6

pp.：  165 – 196

The Good is Benefit: On the Stoic Definition of the Good KATJA MARIA VOGT

pp.：  165 – 184

Commentary on Vogt STEPHEN MENN

pp.：  185 – 194

Vogt Bibliography

pp.：  195 – 196

COLLOQUIUM 7

pp.：  197 – 214

On Names and Concepts: Mythical and Logical Thinking in Plato's Symposium GÜNTER FIGAL

pp.：  197 – 208

Commentary on Figal DENNIS J. SCHMIDT

pp.：  209 – 213

Figal/Schmidt Bibliography

pp.：  214 – 214

COLLOQUIUM 8

pp.：  215 – 234

Yet Another Way to Read the Republic? ALASDAIR MACINTYRE

pp.：  215 – 233

MacIntyre Bibliography

pp.：  234 – 234

About our Contributors

pp.：  235 – 238

Index of Names

pp.：  239 – 242