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2017-07-24 NSPRM - Plato - Parmenides - Logos in the 4th Hypothesis: The Rhetoric of Religions

Dialogue(s): parmenides Chapters: hyp4 Sections: 157d 158c 158e 159a Attendees: Pierre, Barbara, David, Regina, Nancy, JulieH, Eldar, JeffS [Continuing to work backwards up the text search Barbara made 7/22 of appearances of "Logos" in the Parmenides (listed among our Plato Text Searches ), looking for how 'logos' functions in the Parmenides. Continued from yesterday .] Notes: PG: Check out the Balboa's translation of The Republic. It focuses very clearly on the role of the Self, and centers on courage, instead of obscuring these, as the other translations do(*) Discussion of courage (as explained differently in The Republic from what we normally think) What's the problem with 'pleasure'? or with 'pain'? (The former can be attributed, 'good', when it is not, and therefore lead to addiction/attachment. The latter to being attributed, 'bad', and lead to 'suffering' (ascribing 'meaning' to it).) The Fourth Hypothesis An undefined idea which has come to be . Pseudo-part and pseudo-whole DC: What members must experience (P2) vs what they are P13: The Self must be involved: It is allowing the part to be as if it is One P18: They are participating The Rhetoric of All Religions, esp Abraha

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