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Assessment Sensitivity: Relative Truth and its Applications

The Therapy of Desire

Introduction 1. Epictetus in his Time and Place 2. The Discourses 3. The Socratic Paradigm 4. Philosophy and Pedagogy 5. Reading Epictetus 6. Natures: Divine, Human, Animal 7. From Theology to Ethics 8. Autonomy and Integrity 9. Appropriate Actions and Feelings Epilogue: The afterlife of Epictetus Glossary Who's Who: Stoics and Others Index of passages/general index

Epictetus: A Stoic and Socratic Guide to Life

vii Conventions Used in This Thesis ix Part I. Establishing the Problem & Its Context 1 1. The Exegetical Problem of Conceptual Music 3 2. Conceptual Art and Materiality 56 3. “Conceptual Music” – A Review of Prior Usage 72 Part II. Methodology: Developing an Interpretive Model 93 4. A Preliminary Model of Musical Meaning 95 5. Developing an Interpretive Model – I. A Process Perspective 107 6. Developing an Interpretive Model – II. A Discourse Perspective 131 7. Developing an Interpretive Model – III. A Systems Perspective 165 8. A Consolidated Model for the Exegesis of Conceptual Music 189 Part III. Interpreting Works of Conceptual Music 203 9. Mode of Identifying – Identity as Concept 205 10. Mode of Signifying – Signs as Concept 251 11. Mode of Crafting – Technē as Concept 277 12. Mode of Referring – “Other(s) of a Work” as Concept 305 13. Mode of Worldmaking – World of Work(s) as Concept 349 14. Exegesis of Portfolio of Original Works 393 Part IV. Conclusions & Directions for Further Research 455 15. Conclusions & Directions for Further Research 457

An interpretive model for conceptual music

Aristotle's First Principles

The Theaetetus of Plato.

Text and translation evidence, provenance and chronology Platonic questions the arguments from the sciences - forms and knowledge forms and artefacts Plato and the arguments from the sciences the one over many argument - forms and prediction the object of thought argument: forms and thought the argument from relatives completeness and compresence - Owen and the argument from relatives "Kath' hauto" and "pros ti" Aristotle's objections to the argument from relatives the accurate one over many argument third man arguments is Plato vulnerable to the third man argument?

On Ideas: Aristotle's Criticism of Plato's Theory of Forms

Preface 1. Introduction 2. Inquiry in the Meno 3. Knowledge and Belief in Republic V 4. Knowledge and Belief in Republic V-VII 5. Plato on Naming 6. Protagoran Relativisms 7. Conflicting Appearances 8. Plato's Refutation of Protagoras in the Theaetetus 9. False Beliefs in the Theaetetus 10. Knowledge and Logos in the Theaetetus 11. Separation 12. Immanence 13. Relational Entities 14. Forms as Causes: Plato and Aristotle 15. Plato and Aristotle on Form and Substance Biblography Index Locorum

Plato on Knowledge and Forms: Selected Essays

Knowledge and Belief in Republic V

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The Theaetetus of Plato.

On Ideas: Aristotle's Criticism of Plato's Theory of Forms

Plato on Knowledge and Forms: Selected Essays

Knowledge and Belief in Republic V

Knowledge and belief in Republic: V-VII