Introductions to the Dialogues of Plato
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Again, the construction of this dialogue has yet something peculiar in detail, not only from the two-fold internal dialogue, the mem- bers of which are quite separate from one another, but still more from the circumstance that the external one between Socrates and Crito to whom he narrates, is afterwards continued in a criticising spirit; and though such a proceeding is not to be found anywhere else, it agrees very well .with the particular artificiality of this dialogue. Besides, this appendag...e contains further some polemics of its own, which have a different bearing from the dialogue itself, against the manner, namely, in which a certain respected class viewed and treated Philosophy, probably not without confounding it with Sophisticism.
The same thing had been already alluded to in the (jrorgias, but probably not properly understood by those 228 whom it immediately concerned. Hence the practice is here in part more thoroughly attacked, and in part the person more distinctly indicated ; and as the school of I Socrates was the most important of this kind at Athens, we can scarcely suppose otherwise than that the objections of this school were particularly meant.
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Again, the construction of this dialogue has yet something peculiar in detail, not only from the two-fold internal dialogue, the mem- bers of which are quite separate from one another, but still more from the circumstance that the external one between Socrates and Crito to whom he narrates, is afterwards continued in a criticising spirit; and though such a proceeding is not to be found anywhere else, it agrees very well .with the particular artificiality of this dialogue. Besides, this appendag...e contains further some polemics of its own, which have a different bearing from the dialogue itself, against the manner, namely, in which a certain respected class viewed and treated Philosophy, probably not without confounding it with Sophisticism.
The same thing had been already alluded to in the (jrorgias, but probably not properly understood by those 228 whom it immediately concerned. Hence the practice is here in part more thoroughly attacked, and in part the person more distinctly indicated ; and as the school of I Socrates was the most important of this kind at Athens, we can scarcely suppose otherwise than that the objections of this school were particularly meant.
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