如何阅读柏拉图式的对话

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Akroterion-Journal for the Classics in South Africa Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.5040/9781472598387.ch-013

D. Futter

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在这篇文章中，我解释和澄清了雅各布·克莱因关于如何阅读柏拉图式对话的重要而困难的叙述。我认为克莱因认为柏拉图的对话录是话语上不完整的戏剧，观众被要求通过参与使其完整。因此，柏拉图式的对话只有在读者或听者审视论点和自己的时候才会形成。

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HOW TO READ A PLATONIC DIALOGUE

In this essay, I explain and clarify Jacob Klein’s significant yet difficult account of how to read a Platonic dialogue. I argue that Klein takes Plato’s dialogues to be discursively incomplete dramas that the audience is asked to make whole by its participation. A Platonic dialogue thus comes into being only when readers or auditors examine the arguments and themselves.

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