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Introduction: Politeia: New Readings in the History of Philosophy / Anne J. Mamary and Meredith Trexler Drees
Plato on Laughing at People / D.Z. Andriopoulos
Plato's Dialogues: Educating the Mind for 2400 Years / Martha C. Beck
Different Ways of Being Different, Different Ways Not to Be: Parmenides and the Critical Relativism of Alain Locke / Rose M. Cherubin
The Art of Training the Black Horse: The "War within the Soul" and Socrates' Palinode / Meredith Trexler Drees
"Riches without Envy": Picturing the Words of Philebus 40a10 / Mateo Duque
Karl Marx and the Riddle of the Nicomachean Ethics 5.5 / Howard Engelskirchen
The Tragedy of Natural Philosophy / Myrna Gabbe
"Turn the Brightness Outward": Muthos and Paideia in Pindar and Plato / Hyun Höchsmann
Don't Be a Drag, Just Be a Queen / Anne J. Mamary
Plato on Hate and the Limits of Morality / Phillip Mitsis
Neither an "Exact Grasp" Nor a "Complete Falsehood": The Truth Status and Rhetorical Function of the Tripartite Model of City and Soul in the Republic / Mark Moes
The Unity of Being / Parviz Morewedge
The Double Meaning of Strife in Hesiod / Joyce M. Mullan
The Myth of Er and Pamphylia's Polyglossia / Nickolas Pappas
Between Numen and Nous: Bachelard on the Awakening of Consciousness / Eileen Rizo-Patron
Justice, Accountability, and Its Limits in Plato's Republic I / Anne-Marie Schultz
Beauty Dethroned? Plato's Symposiasts on What We Love / Thomas M. Tuozzo
Forms as Causes in On Coming to Be and Passing Away II.9 / William Wians.
Plato on Laughing at People / D.Z. Andriopoulos
Plato's Dialogues: Educating the Mind for 2400 Years / Martha C. Beck
Different Ways of Being Different, Different Ways Not to Be: Parmenides and the Critical Relativism of Alain Locke / Rose M. Cherubin
The Art of Training the Black Horse: The "War within the Soul" and Socrates' Palinode / Meredith Trexler Drees
"Riches without Envy": Picturing the Words of Philebus 40a10 / Mateo Duque
Karl Marx and the Riddle of the Nicomachean Ethics 5.5 / Howard Engelskirchen
The Tragedy of Natural Philosophy / Myrna Gabbe
"Turn the Brightness Outward": Muthos and Paideia in Pindar and Plato / Hyun Höchsmann
Don't Be a Drag, Just Be a Queen / Anne J. Mamary
Plato on Hate and the Limits of Morality / Phillip Mitsis
Neither an "Exact Grasp" Nor a "Complete Falsehood": The Truth Status and Rhetorical Function of the Tripartite Model of City and Soul in the Republic / Mark Moes
The Unity of Being / Parviz Morewedge
The Double Meaning of Strife in Hesiod / Joyce M. Mullan
The Myth of Er and Pamphylia's Polyglossia / Nickolas Pappas
Between Numen and Nous: Bachelard on the Awakening of Consciousness / Eileen Rizo-Patron
Justice, Accountability, and Its Limits in Plato's Republic I / Anne-Marie Schultz
Beauty Dethroned? Plato's Symposiasts on What We Love / Thomas M. Tuozzo
Forms as Causes in On Coming to Be and Passing Away II.9 / William Wians.