Masters of Greek Thought : Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle

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Lecture 1. Socrates and his heirs -- lecture 2. The Socratic revolution -- lecture 3. Aristophanes's comic critique of Socrates -- lecture 4. Xenophon's recollections of Socrates -- lecture 5. Xenophon and Socratic philosophy -- lecture 6. Plato's Socrates and the Platonic dialogue -- lecture 7. Socrates as teacher, Alcibiades -- lecture 8. Socrates and justice, Republic, part 1 -- lecture 9. The case against justice, Republic, part 2 -- lecture 10. Building the best city, Republic, part 3 -- lecture 11. Philosophers as kings -- lecture 12. Socrates as teacher of justice.
Lecture 13. Socrates versus the Sophists -- lecture 14. Protagoras undone -- lecture 15. Socrates versus the Rhetoriticians -- lecture 16. Rhetoric and tyranny -- lecture 17. Callicles and the problem of justice -- lecture 18. What is virtue? Meno, part 1 -- lecture 19. Can virtue be taught? Meno, part 2 -- lecture 20. The trial of Socrates I : Euthyphro -- lecture 21. The trial of Socrates II : Apology, part 1 -- lecture 22. The trial of Socrates III : Apology, part 2 -- lecture 23. The trial of Socrates IV : Crito -- lecture 24. The Socratic revolution revisited : Phaedo.
Lecture 25. Aristotle and the Socratic legacy -- lecture 26. The problem of happiness : Ethics 1 -- lecture 27. Introduction to moral virtue : Ethics 2 -- lecture 28. The principal moral virtues : Ethics 3-5 -- lecture 29. Prudence, continence, pleasure : Ethics 6-7 -- lecture 30. Friendship : Ethics 8-9 -- lecture 31. Philosophy and the good life : Ethics 10 -- lecture 32. The political animal : Politics 1-2 -- lecture 33. Justice and the common good : Politics 3 -- lecture 34. Aristotle's political science : Politics 4-6 -- lecture 35. The best regime : Politics 7-8 -- lecture 36. Concluding reflections.
Lecturer, Robert C. Bartlett, professor of Political Science at Emory University.
A series of 36 lectures comprising a course on the influential Greek thinkers Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle.

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