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|a Rudebusch, George,
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|a Socrates, pleasure, and value /
|c George Rudebusch.
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|b Oxford University Press,
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|a 1 online resource (xiii, 169 pages)
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|a Includes bibliographical references (pages 147-152) and indexes.
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|a Introduction -- Plato's aporetic style -- Ethical Protagoreanism -- Callicles' hedonism -- Callicles refuted -- Death is one of two things -- The intrinsic value of sense pleasure and pain -- The righteous are happy -- Does Socrates consistently hold the sufficiency thesis? -- How Socrates can make both pleasure and virtue the chief good.
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|a Socrate.
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|a Ethics, Ancient.
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|a Pleasure.
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|a Hedonism.
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|a Philosophy, Ancient.
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|a Morale ancienne.
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|a Hédonisme.
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|a Plaisir.
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|a PHILOSOPHY
|x History & Surveys
|x Ancient & Classical.
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|a Ethics, Ancient.
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|a Hedonism.
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