Platonic Summer Seminar 2024: Schedule
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Abbreviations:
Brisson = Platon, Parmenide (2018)
Colli = Il Parmenide platonico (1950)
Cornford = Plato and Parmenides: Parmenides’ Way of Truth and Plato’s Parmendies (1939)
Cusanus = Cusanus-Texte: Proculus Latinus. Expositio in Parmenidem Platonis, ed. Bornmann (1986)
Damasc. = Commentaire du Parmenide de Platon I-IV, ed. Westerink (1997-2003)
Findlay = Parmenides, in: Plato. The Written and Unwritten Doctrines (1974)
Friedl. = Parmenides, in: Plato III (1969)
Gadamer = Plato. Texte zur Ideenlehre, ed. Gadamer (1986)
Hegel = Lectures on Plato's Dialectics 1819-1826 (2024)
Heid. = Platon, Parmenides 1930/31 (2012)
Hermann = Plato’s Parmenides (2010)
Iambl. = Iamblichi Chalcidensis In Platonis Dialogorum Fragmenta, ed. Dillon (1987)
Klein = A Note on Plato's Parmenides (1966)
Laks-Most = Early Greek Philosophy (2016)
Lynch = An Approach to the Metaphysics of Plato Through the Parmenides (1959)
Marcuse = Martin Heidegger, Plato’s Parmenides Seminar 1930-31 (2023)
Meinwald = Plato's Parmenides (1991)
Miller = Plato's Parmenides: The Conversion of the Soul (1986)
Natorp Plat. = Parmenides, in: Plato's Theory of Ideas (2004)
Natorp Log. = Plato's Logic (2024)
Nietzsche = Plato's Parmenides (2024)
Pachymeres = Commentary on Plato’s Parmenides (1989)
Paci = Il significato del Parmenide nella filosofia di Platone (1938)
Porph. = The Anonymous Commentary on Plato’s Parmenides, ed. Bechtle (1999)
Procl. = Proclus, Commentary on Plato’s Parmenides, ed. Dillon (1987)
Ricoeur = Being, Essence and Substance in Plato and Aristotle (2013)
Robin = Les rapports de l'être et de la connaissance d'apres Platon (1957)
Rossvaer = The laborious game. A study of Plato's Parmenides (1983)
Sayre = Parmenides' Lesson (1996)
Scolnicov = Plato’s Parmenides (2003)
Speiser = Ein Parmenides kommentar (1959)
Szlezak, Indefinite Dyad = The Indefinite Dyad in Sextus Empiricus's Report and Plato's Parmenides (2010)
Szlezak, Platon = Platon. Meisterdenker der Antike (2021)
Toth = I paradossi di Zenone nel Parmenide di Platone (1994)
Wahl = Étude sur le Parménide de Platon (1926)
Weizsäcker = Parmenides and the Graylag Goose; Parmenides and Quantum Theory (1980)
Wundt = Platons Parmenides (1935)
Wyller = Platon's Parmenides (1960)
Wyller An. = Plato's Parmenides: Another Interpretation (1962)
Zekl = Platon, Parmenides (1972)
10:00 Seminar I: Parmenides on the One
Readings:
LM PARM. Doctrine (D8)
LM PARM. Reception (R5, R8v.14, R16, R18-19, R22-38, R44-49)
Additional Readings:
Burkert, Das Proömium des Parmenides und die Katabasis des Pythagoras
Cherniss, Parmenides and the Parmenides of Plato
Colli, La nascita della filosofia, ch. 6-7
Colli, Parmenide, in: Natura ama nascondersi
Cornford 28-52 = DK 28 B 1-3, 6.1-3, 7, 8.1-61
Heidegger, Parmenides, in: Basic Concepts of Ancient Philosophy (GA 22)
Nietzsche, Parmenides, in: Pre-Platonic Philosophers (Die vorplatonischen Philosophen)
Scolnicov II.1 Part(s)/whole = 28 B 8 DK 4, 22, 38 = Parm. 142cd
Scolnicov II.2 Limit = 28 B 8 DK 42 = Parm. 142d-143b, 144a-145a
Scolnicov II.3 Extremities/middle = 28 B 8 DK 43 = Parm. 145ab
Scolnicov II.4 Inclusion = 28 B 8 DK 29 = Parm. 145be
Scolnicov II.5 Contact = 28 B 8 DK 6, 25 = Parm. 148d-149d
Scolnicov II.6 Motion/rest = 28 B 8 DK 26, 38; cf. 41 = Parm. 145e-146a
Scolnicov II.7–9 Sameness (etc.) = 28 B 8 DK 57 = Parm. 146a-148d, 149d-151e
Scolnicov II.10 Being in time = 28 B 8 DK 5, 12–14, 20–21 = Parm. 151e-155d
Scolnicov II.10 Appendix Generation/destruction = 28 B 8 DK 3, 40 = Parm. 155e-156a
Scolnicov II.10 Appendix 1 Separation/combination = 28 B 8 DK 22 = Parm. 156ab
Scolnicov II.10 Appendix 2 Assimilation/dissimilation = 28 B 8 DK 41 = Parm. 156b
Scolnicov II.10 Appendix 3 Growing/diminishing = 28 B 8 DK 6 = Parm. 156b
12:00 Seminar II: Zeno and Melissos on the One
Readings:
LM ZENO Doctrine (D4-19)
LM ZENO Reception R10-14, R24-38
LM MEL. Doctrine (D2-10)
LM MEL. Reception (R2, R4-11, R17, R20-26)
17:00 Lecture II: Lloyd Gerson, Proclus and the Systemic 'Gaps' in Parmenides
Readings:
Gerson, The Neoplatonic Interpretation of Plato’s Parmenides
10:00 Seminar I: Parm. 126a-128e (Opening scene and Zeno’s argument)
Readings:
Brisson Affirmation a: n'est-il pas aussi absolument impossible que les choses soient plusieurs (adúnaton… kai pollà eînai) : 127e6-7
Brisson Affirmation b: que les choses ne sont pas plusieurs (ou pollá esti) : 127e9
Brisson Affirmation c: que les choses ne sont pas plusieurs (ouk ésti pollá) : 127e11-128a1
Brisson Affirmation d: tu poses que l'univers est un (hèn eînai tò pân) : 128a7-b1
Brisson Affirmation e: que les choses ne sont pas plusieurs (ou pollà eînai) : 128b2
Brisson Affirmation f: il (l'univers) est un (hén esti) : 128b3
Brisson Affirmation g: elles (les choses) ne sont pas plusieurs (mḕ pollá) : 128b4
Brisson Affirmation h: ceux qui posent que les choses sont plusieurs (tà pollà légontas) : 128d3
Brisson Hyp. 1: si les choses sont plusieurs (ei pollá esti tà ónta) : 127e1
Brisson Hyp. 2: si en effet les choses étaient plusieurs (ei gàr pollà eíē) : 127e7
Brisson Hyp. 3: s'il est un (ei hén esti) : 128d1
Brisson Hyp. 4: si les choses sont plusieurs (ei pollá esti) : 128d5
Brisson Hyp. 5: dans l'hypothèse où il est un (hḕ [hupóthesis] toû hèn eînai) : 128d5
Brisson Parm. 127c2 ou pollous
Cornford 53-68
Cusanus 9-18: 618-714: Procl. I 618-722 = Parm. 126a-128e
Friedl. 192-194
Heid. 25: Parm. 127e, 128a, 128d
Klein 286-287: 127c2 (emend. Cornford)
Laks-Most 20: Zeno
Lynch 26-29
Marcuse 1-2: Parm. 127e-128e
Miller 32-36
Nietzsche 1: Parm. 127e
Procl. I 617-659: Introduction
Procl. I 619.30-620.3: Parm. 127d-128e
Procl. I 659-722: Parm. 126a-128e
Procl. I 696.8-18: Parm. 128bl
Procl. p. xxxviii-xliii: Zeno, Forty logoi
Procl. V 1024.12ff (Zeno)
Sayre 57f.
Scolnicov 43f.
Wyller 62-63 (Prooemium): Parm. 126a
Wyller 63-66 (Anabasis / Epistemologie): Parm. 127a-128e (Grundsatz: ei polla estin)
Zekl: Parm. 126c8 (Heindorf), 127c2 (Taylor), 128c7 (Procl.)
12:00 Seminar II: Parm. 128e-130a (Introduction of ideas)
Readings:
Cornford 69-81
Cusanus 18-37: 722-779 = Parm. 128e-129e1
Friedl. 195
Heid. 26 (Das Problem): Parm. 129b-130a
Marcuse 7: Parm. 129e
Miller 37-42
Natorp 223-230: 129-134e
Nietzsche 1: Parm. 128e-129a
Procl. II 722-782: Parm. 128e-130a
Procl. II 760.27-761.3: Parm. 129b6-8 cf. 761.2-3 Cousin (xli Dillon)
Procl. II 769.23-770.1: Parm. 129e1
Robin 96: Parm. 129d-130a
Sayre 65f.
Scolnicov 48f.
Szlezak, Platon, 279-285, 468-469
Weizsäcker 98-108
Wyller 66-67
Zekl: Parm. 129d3
15:00 Seminar III: Parm. 130ae (Extent of ideas); 130e-131e (Wholes and parts)
Readings:
Brisson Parm. 130d2 heauton he
Brisson Parm. 131c7 hekastoi
Cornford 81-87
Cusanus 38-71: 784-886 = Parm. 130a-131b
Findlay 232
Friedl. 196-197
Gadamer 82-83: Parm. 130b-131e
Iambl. fr. 1: Parm. 130cd
Marcuse 2-3, 7: Parm. 130ab, 130bc, 131ae
Miller 43-52
Nietzsche 1: Parm. 131ab
Procl. III 783-838: Parm. 130be
Procl. IV 837-878: Parm. 130e-132a
Procl. IV 862.26-34: Parm. 131b
Robin 89: Parm. 130bd
Sayre 68f.
Scolnicov 53f.
Wyller 68f. (Die engere Anabasis): Parm. 130a (Grundsatz: ei eide esti horis)
Zekl: Parm. 130d1 (Heindorf), 131a10 (Schleiermacher)
17:00 Lecture: Carlos Steel, Proclus' reading of the first hypothesis
Readings:
Procl. VI-VII
Procl. Theol. Plat. I.8-12, II.10-12
10:00 Seminar I: Parm. 132ab (Third man)
Readings:
Cornford 87-90
Cusanus 71-74: IV 886-892 = Parm. 132ab
Findlay 233
Friedl. 197
Gadamer 83: Parm. 132a
Miller 52-54
Nietzsche 1: Parm. 132ab
Procl. IV 886-891: Parm. 132ab
Sayre 78f.
Scolnicov 61f.
12:00 Seminar II: Parm. 132bc (Ideas as thoughts); 132c-133a (Likeness regress)
Readings:
Brisson Parm. 132e1 eidous
Cornford 90-95
Cusanus 74-80: IV 892-919 = Parm. 132b-133a
Findlay 233
Friedl. 198
Gadamer 84: Parm. 132b-133a
Marcuse 3-4: Parm. 132a-133a
Miller 55-59
Natorp Log. 1: Parm. 134b
Nietzsche 1: Parm. 132d-133a
Procl. El. Theol. 5: Parm. 132d
Procl. IV 891-919: Parm. 132b-133a
Sayre 82f.
Scolnicov 63f.
Zekl: Parm. 132e1
15:00 Seminar III: Parm. 133a-134e (Disconnectedness of ideas)
Readings:
Cornford 95-99
Cusanus 80-88: IV 919-977 = Parm. 133a-135b
Findlay 234
Friedl. 199-200
Gadamer 84-85: Parm. 133b-135e
Hegel fn. 4: Parm. 135d
Marcuse 5-6: Parm. 133b-134e
Miller 59-67
Orph. fr. 169 Kern = Parm. 134c (Procl. IV 959)
Procl. IV 919-977: Parm. 133a-135b
Sayre 88f.
Scolnicov 69f.
17:00 Seminar IV: Carlos Steel, Interpretation of Plato's Parmenides in Antiquity
Readings:
Steel, Theology as first philosophy. The Neoplatonic Concept of Metaphysics
Steel, Une histoire de l'interprétation du Parménide dans l'Antiquité
10:00 Seminar I: Parm. 134e-137c (Plan of hypotheses)
Readings:
Brisson Aff. i: posant à propos de l'un lui-même l'hypothèse et qu'il est et qu'il n'est pas (perì toû henòs autoû hupothémenos, eíte hén estin eíte mḕ hén, tí khrḕ sumbaínein): 137b3-4
Brisson Hyp. 6: si elles (les choses) sont plusieurs, ou mieux, s'il y a plusieurs choses (ei pollá esti): 136a6
Cornford 99-115
Cusanus 88-99: Procl. V 977-1039 = Parm. 135b-137c
Cusanus 99-129: Procl. VI 1039-1134 = Parm. 137c
Findlay 234f.
Friedl. 200-203
Gadamer, Plato's Dialectical Ethics, Section 8: Parm. 135c
Hegel 36: Parm. 127a-c
Hegel 37: Parm. 135c-e
Hegel 38: Parm. 135e
Hegel 39: Parm. 135e-136c
Heid. 28-31 (Gymnasia): 135c
Iambl. fr. 2: Parm. 137c (Procl. VI 1054f.)
Ibycus fr. 2 Bergk: Parm. 136e-137a (Procl. V 1027-1028)
Luther, Heid. 37
Marcuse 6-7: Parm. 134e-135c
Marcuse 7 (Gymnasia)
Meinwald 19 (Gymnasia)
Miller 71-79
Porph. fr. 1 (God, One and Ecstasis): Parm. 137a–c3
Procl. IV.12: Parm. 137b
Procl. V 977-1039: Parm. 135b-137c
Procl. VI 1039-1134: Parm. 137c
Robin 90-91: Parm. 137bc
Sayre 98f.: Parm. 135c-137c
Scolnicov 73f.
Szlezak, Indef. Dyad 89: Parm. 145d, 136c (Gymnasia)
Wundt 6: Parm. 137b
Wyller 77 (Das eleatische Gymnasia-Programm)
12:00 Seminar II: Parm. 137c-141d (Hypothesis I)
Readings:
Cornford 115f.
Cusanus 129-147: Procl. VII 1134-1242 = Parm. 138a-141c
DK 28 B 3, 4.1, 8.4, 8.26, 8.29, 8.30, 8.35-36: Parm. 138b (Procl. VII 1152)
Findlay 237-240
Friedl. 203-204
Gadamer 85-87: Parm. 137b-166c
Hegel fn. 42: Parm. 137c-160b (hypotheses I-IV)
Hermann 41-42
Klein 286: Parm. 139c (dyad)
Lynch 11-12, 47f.
Marcuse 8-9: Parm. 137c-139b
Meinwald 76-94
Miller 80f.
Miller 100-102: Parm. 139be
Natorp Plat. 236-238: 137d-142a
Nietzsche 2: Parm. 137de-144e
Paci 111-119
Plot. Enn. V.4.1 (Dodds): Parm. 139e
Plot. Enn. V.5.4 (Dodds): Parm. 140d
Plot. Enn. V.5.6 (Dodds): Parm. 140b
Plot. Enn. V.5.9 (Dodds): Parm. 138a
Plot. Enn. V.5.11 (Dodds): Parm. 137de
Plot. Enn. VI.9.3 (Dodds): Parm. 139b
Plot. Enn. VI.9.3 (Dodds): Parm. 141a
Plot. Enn. VI.9.7 (Franke): Parm. 138c4
Porph. fr. 2 (God Beyond All Else): Parm. 139b-140b
Procl. VII 1134-1242: Parm. 138a-141c
Rossvaer 43f.
Sayre 137f.
Scolnicov 79f.
Speiser 23-30: Parm. 137c-142a
Szlezak, Indefinite Dyad, 88: Parm. 140bc
Weizsäcker 119-125
Wundt 29-35
Wyller 81f. (Henologie / Lichtwanderung): Parm. 137c
Zekl: Parm. 137b4 (Wundt), 137c4 (Cornford), 138e5 (Heindorf), 139e2f (Schleiermacher)
15:00 Seminar III: Parm. 141d-142a8 (Hypothesis I)
Readings:
Brisson Parm. 141d5 erei
Brisson Parm. 141e1 tou
Colli 149: Parm. 142a
Cusanus 146: Parm. 141a7-b3
Cusanus 147-153: Procl. VII 34K-76K
Damasc. De princ. I.2-8 (Of the Ineffable): Parm. 141e (apophasis, arrheton)
Iambl. fr. 2a: Parm. 142a (Damasc. De Princ. I.151)
Marcuse 11: Parm. 142a
Plot. Enn. V.3.13 (Dodds): Parm. 142a
Plot. Enn. V.3.13 (Franke): Parm. 142a
Plot. Enn. V.4.1, VI.7.38 (Dodds): Parm. 141e
Plot. Enn. VI.9.1, VI.9.6 (Procl. 79, 86 Franke)
Plot. Enn. VI.9.4 (Franke): Parm. 142a2-3 (cf. Wundt, motto)
Procl. Theol. Plat. III.21 (Procl. 79 Franke)
Procl. VII 34K-76K (497-521): Parm. 141e-142a
Speusippus fr. 48 Taran (Procl. VII 41K)
Wyller 90f. (Hyperbole: Negative Untersuchung / Das Ein-Eine jenseits des Seins): Parm. 141d-142a
Zekl: Parm. 141e2 (Heindorf)
10:00 Seminar I: Parm. 142b1-145b5 (Hypothesis II)
Readings:
Cornford 135f.
Damasc. II.1-6: Parm. 142b1-145b5
Findlay 240-247
Friedl. 205-206
Hegel fn. 44: Parm. 142b-143a
Hermann 43-44
Iambl. fr. 2b: Parm. 142b (Damasc. De Princ. I.147)
Iambl. fr. 3: Parm. 142de (Damasc. De Princ. II.52)
Iambl. fr. 4: Parm. 144c (Damasc. De Princ. II.112)
Iambl. fr. 5: Parm. 145b (Damasc. De Princ. II.142)
Lynch 12, 97f.
Marcuse 11: Parm. 144be
Meinwald 95-116
Natorp Plat. 238-244: 142b-155e
Paci 119-128
Plot. Enn. V.3.12: Parm. 142b
Plot. Enn. V.3.15: Parm. 142d, 144e
Plot. Enn. VI.4.11 (Dodds): Parm. 144b
Plot. Enn. VI.7.8 (Dodds): Parm. 145a
Porph. fr. 5 (The First and the Second One): Parm. 142b
Porph. fr. 6 (The Two States of the Mind): Parm. 143a
Procl. El. Theol. 2: Parm. 142b
Procl. El. Theol. 4: Parm. 142d, 144e
Ricoeur 8334: Parm. 142bc
Rossvaer 49f.
Sayre 164f.
Scolnicov II.1 Part(s)/whole = 28 B 8 DK 4, 22, 38 = Parm. 142cd
Scolnicov II.2 Limit = 28 B 8 DK 42 = Parm. 142d-143b, 144a-145a
Scolnicov II.3 Extremities/middle = 28 B 8 DK 43 = Parm. 145ab
Speiser 30-49: Parm. 142b-155e
Szlezak, Indefinite Dyad, 88: Parm. 142d-143a
Weizsäcker 125-126
Wundt 35-41
Wyller 105f. (Positive Untersuchung des Seins-Einen (Vielheit der Einheit): 142b (hen ei estin)
Zekl: Parm. 142d9 (Heindorf)
12:00 Seminar II: Parm. 145b6-155e3 (Hypothesis II)
Readings:
Brisson Parm. 144c4 ti touto
Brisson Parm. 144c6 hekastoi
Brisson Parm. 149a8 ontoin
Brisson Parm. 154b6 oudenos ontos
Damasc. II.7-12: Parm. 145b6-155e3
Iambl. fr. 6: Parm. 145cd (Damasc. De Princ. II.146)
Iambl. fr. 6a: Parm. 145e (Damasc. De Princ. II.149)
Iambl. fr. 7: Parm. 145e (Damasc. De Princ. II.162)
Iambl. fr. 8: Parm. 146a (Damasc. De Princ. II.166)
Iambl. fr. 9: Parm. 146b (Damasc. De Princ. II.181)
Iambl. fr. 10: Parm. 146d (Damasc. De Princ. II.173)
Klein 286: Parm. 146c (dyad)
Miller 102-111: Parm. 146d-151b
Paci 128-133
Plot. Enn. VI.2.15 (Dodds): Parm. 146a
Plot. Enn. VI.2.21 (Dodds): Parm. 145b
Plot. Enn. VI.9.3 (Dodds): Parm. 145e
Porph. fr. 3 (Time Relations Concerning the One)
Robin 93: Parm. 155be
Scolnicov II.4 Inclusion = 28 B 8 DK 29 = Parm. 145be
Scolnicov II.5 Contact = 28 B 8 DK 6, 25 = Parm. 148d-149d
Scolnicov II.6 Motion/rest = 28 B 8 DK 26, 38; cf. 41 = Parm. 145e-146a
Scolnicov II.7–9 Sameness (etc.) = 28 B 8 DK 57 = Parm. 146a-148d, 149d-151e
Scolnicov II.10 Being in time = 28 B 8 DK 5, 12–14, 20–21 = Parm. 151e-155d
Zekl: 148e7, 149b3 (Heindorf)
15:00 Seminar III: Parm. 155e4-157b5 (Hypothesis IIa)
Readings:
Brisson Parm. 157b4 hen ei estin
Colli 144: Parm. 156d-157a
Cornford 194f.
Damasc. III: Parm. 155e4-157b5
Friedl. 206-210
Hegel. Lect. 41: Parm. 155e-157b (hypothesis III)
Heidegger 34: Parm. 156 (exaifnes)
Hermann 44-46
Lynch 12-13, 139f.
Marcuse 12-18: Parm. 155e-157a (exaifnes)
Meinwald 117-130: Parm. 155e4-157b5
Miller 111-121
Natorp Log. 4: 156d
Natorp Plat. 244-247: 155e-157b
Pachymeres 96-99
Paci 133-146
Plot. Enn. V.1[10].8.1–27
Procl. In Parm. 1039–40, 1054, 1063 Cousin
Robin 94-95: Parm. 157b, exaifnes
Rossvaer 61f.
Sayre 221f.
Scolnicov 137-138: Parm. 156ce (exaifnes)
Scolnicov II.10 Appendix 1 Separation/combination = 28 B 8 DK 22 = Parm. 156ab
Scolnicov II.10 Appendix 2 Assimilation/dissimilation = 28 B 8 DK 41 = Parm. 156b
Scolnicov II.10 Appendix 3 Growing/diminishing = 28 B 8 DK 6 = Parm. 156b
Scolnicov II.10 Appendix Generation/destruction = 28 B 8 DK 3, 40 = Parm. 155e-156a
Speiser 49-53: Parm. 155e-157a
Wundt 41-43
Wyller 148 (Katabole: Das ''ploetzliche" als Prinzip der Metabole vom Einen zum Anderen): Parm. 156
10:00 Seminar I: Parm. 157b6-159b1 (Hypothesis III)
Readings:
Brisson Parm. 158a4 auto to
Cornford 205f.
Damasc. IV: Parm. 157b6-159b1
Friedl. 211-212
Hermann 46-47
Lynch 13, 149f.
Marcuse 20-22: Parm. 157b-159b (4a)
Meinwald 131-142
Miller 122-137
Natorp Log. 3: 158ce
Natorp Plat. 247-251: 157b-159b
Pachymeres 100-104
Paci 147-153
Plot. Enn. VI.9.1, V.6.3: Parm. 157c
Procl. El. Theol. 1: Parm. 157c (cf. Th. Plat. II.1; In Parm. 1100.24)
Rossvaer 65f.
Sayre 271f.
Speiser 53-57: Parm. 157b-159b
Szlezak, Indefinite Dyad, 87-88: Parm. 157b6-158e
Wahl 172-180
Wundt 43-45
Wyller 152f. (Die ontologische Katabasis): Parm. 157b-166c
Wyller 153 (Hyp. 4: talla pros hen): Parm. 157b6-159b1
Wyller An. 636
12:00 Seminar II: Parm. 159b2-160b4 (Hypothesis IV)
Readings:
Brisson Parm. 160b2 ouden
Cornford 213f.
Damasc. V: Parm. 159b2-160b4
Findlay 247-248
Friedl. 212
Hermann 48-49
Lynch 13, 167f.
Meinwald 142-144 (emend. Heindorf): Parm. 160b
Natorp Plat. 251: 159b-160b
Pachymeres 104-106
Paci 154-155
Robin 97: Parm. 159b-160b
Rossvaer 67f.
Sayre 293f.
Speiser 57-59: Parm. 159b-160a
Szlezak, Indefinite Dyad, 85-86: Parm. 159b5, 159d-160b, 160b5
Wahl 180-181
Wundt 45-46
Wyller 159 (Hyp. 5: talla pros auta): Parm. 159b2-160b4
Wyller An. 637
15:00 Seminar III: Parm. 160b5-163b6 (Hypothesis V)
Readings:
Colli 146-7: Parm. 159b6, Parm. 160c, 162a
Cornford 217f.
Damasc. VI: Parm. 160b5-163b6
Findlay 249-250
Friedl. 213
Hermann 49-50
Laks-Most GORG. D26v.9-13; DK 82 B3: Gorgias, Perì tou mḕ óntos (cf. Hyp. V-VIII 160b-166c)
Laks-Most GORG. R24-25 (cf. Sop. 241, 256-259; Hegel fn. 19, 21, 22, 40)
Lynch 13-14, 181f.
Marcuse 20, 22: Parm. 160b5-163b6 (5a)
Meinwald 146-147
Miller 139-155
Natorp Plat. 251-253: 160b-163b
Pachymeres 106-113
Paci 155-162
Rossvaer 71f.
Sayre 253f.
Speiser 59-65: Parm. 160b-163b
Wahl 182-187
Wundt 47-51
Wyller 163 (Hyp. 6: hen pros talla): Parm. 160b5-163b6
Wyller An. 638
Zekl: Parm. 160b3 (Heindorf), 161d6 (Heindorf), 162a8 (Shorey)
10:00 Seminar I: Parm. 163b7-164b4 (Hypothesis VI)
Readings:
Cornford 231f.
Damasc. VII: Parm. 163b7-164b4
Findlay 250-251
Friedl. 214-215
Hermann 50-51
Lynch 14, 203f.
Meinwald 147-149
Miller 155-159
Natorp Plat. 254: 163b-164b
Pachymeres 113-114
Paci 162-164
Rossvaer 73f.
Sayre 158f.
Speiser 65-66: Parm. 163c-164b
Szlezak, Indefinite Dyad, 85: Parm. 164b5
Wahl 188-189
Wundt 51-53
Wyller 170 (Hyp. 7: hen pros auto): Parm. 163b7-164b4
Wyller An. 638-639
Zekl: Parm. 163e7/164a1 (Heindorf)
12:00 Seminar II: Parm. 164b6-165e1 (Hypothesis VII)
Readings:
Cornford 236f.
Damasc. VIII: Parm. 164b6-165e1
Findlay 251-252
Friedl. 215
Hermann 52-53
Lynch 14, 211f.
Marcuse 20, 22: Parm. 164b5-165e2 (6a)
Meinwald 149-150
Miller 159-165
Natorp Log. 4: 165b
Natorp Plat. 254-257: 164b-165e
Pachymeres 115-118
Paci 164-165
Robin 98: Parm. 164b-164d
Rossvaer 75f.
Sayre 284f.
Speiser 66-69: Parm. 164b-165d
Szlezak, Indefinite Dyad, 85-86: Parm. 164cd, Parm. 165ae
Wahl 189-192
Wundt 53-55
Wyller 172 (Hyp. 8: talla pros hen): Parm. 164b5-165e1
Wyller An. 639
15:00 Seminar III: Parm. 165e2-166c2 (Hypothesis VIII and Summary)
Readings:
Colli 148: Parm. 166c
Cornford 242f.
Damasc. IX: Parm. 165e2-166c2
Findlay 252-254
Friedl. 215f.
Hegel fn. 5: Parm. 166b
Hegel fn. 40: Parm. 166c
Hermann 53-54
Lynch 14-15, 231f.
Meinwald 150-152
Miller 165-167
Natorp Plat. 258: 165e-166c
Pachymeres 118-119
Paci 165-166
Procl. Theol. Plat. I.12 21-22: Parm. 166c
Ricoeur 85: Parm. 166c
Rossvaer 76f.
Sayre 299f.
Speiser 69-70: Parm. 165e-166c
Wahl 192-194
Wundt 55-57
Wyller 177 (Hyp. 9: talla pros auta): Parm. 165e2-166c2
Wyller An. 639