Language, Thought and Falsehood in Ancient Greek Philosophy (Issues in Ancient Philosophy)
Altho it doesn't generally preoccupy modern philosophers, the problem of falsehood loomed large early in the development of Greek philosophy &...
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Altho it doesn't generally preoccupy modern philosophers, the problem of falsehood loomed large early in the development of Greek philosophy & exercised many fine minds, not least that of Plato. "Language, Thought & Falsehood in Ancient Greek Philosophy" sets forth the assumptions about thought & language that made falsehood seem so problematic to Plato & his contemporaries. As both a classicist & a philosopher, the author is well placed to answer these questions, & his style remains free from untranslated Greek. As a well documented case study of a definitive advance in logic, metaphysics & epistemology, it will also appeal to philosophers generally.
- Format:
- Pages:233 pages
- Publication:1991
- Publisher:Routledge (London/NY)
- Edition:Reprint
- Language:en-GB
- ISBN10:0415091845
- ISBN13:9780415091848
- kindle Asin:0415091845









