… Of Socrates’ suggestion in the Apology that he be given … Socrates, we are invited to consider
the political implications of symbolically situating and nourishing the practice of philosophy …

… Because Long takes for granted that Socrates simply says what he means, we shouldn't be
surprised when he asks us to read him the way he reads Plato, “Thus, Socrates speaks truth …

… Of Socrates’ suggestion in the Apology that he be given … Socrates, we are invited to consider
the political implications of symbolically situating and nourishing the practice of philosophy …

… ‘Socratic philosophy’, we read in the final chapter, ‘is the practice of politics’, and ‘Platonic
politics is the practice of philosophy undertaken each time we take up a dialogue and engage …

… a correct understanding of Socratic/Platonic political philosophy. As readers we become
interlocutors with the personages in the dialogues as well as other readers with whom we come …

… Of Socrates’ suggestion in the Apology that he be given … Socrates, we are invited to consider
the political implications of symbolically situating and nourishing the practice of philosophy …

… as a Socratic failure to inject philosophy into politics and as a Platonic possibility which
invites readers to … In Chapter 6, “The Politics of Writing,” Long mines the Phaedrus to articulate …

… As we read Socrates’s words further and pay particular attention to Plato’s stylistics, we notice
a paradox at play: the tale presents an image of political thought that is at once cognitively …

… on ancient political thought at Duke University. As we read and contemplated Socrates’ …
Moreover, Lane argues that we cannot take the ascription of eirōneia to Socrates in Plato’s …