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Cover 1 Half title 3 Series 4 Title 5 Copyright 6 Contents 7 Preface and acknowledgements 9 Note to the reader 11 Introduction 13 Preliminaries 20 P.1 Terminology: the language of desire and Plato’s moral psychology 25 Part I Performing ordinary virtue in Plato's utopias: citizenship, desire and intention 31 1 Citizenship in Callipolis 33 1.1 Utopian citizenships: Republic and Laws 33 1.2 Degrees of virtue in the Republic 36 1.3 Sophrosyne as civic philia in Callipolis 39 1.4 Musical education and the erotics of beauty: from philia to eros? 47 1.5 Philia and the language of care: Callipolis and models of citizenship 58 1.6 Degrees of 'friendship' in Callipolis 64 2 Citizenship in Magnesia 69 2.1 Degrees of virtue in Magnesia 69 2.2 Anagkaiotate sophrosyne in Magnesia: slaves and metics 71 2.3 'Ordinary virtue' and 'perfect citizenship' in Magnesia 80 2.4 'Perfect citizenship' and the language of erotic desire in the Laws 85 Part II Citizenship and performance in the Laws 115 3 Choral performances, persuasion and pleasure 117 3.1 The erotics of citizenship and its context: between symposium and chorus 121 3.2 Dramatic and non-dramatic mimesis in Magnesia 130 3.3 The origin of chorei
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- Author
- Platone;Prauscello, Lucia
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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