Charmides
   Part
 1 PreS |        suggests a subtle shade of negation which cannot be expressed


Meno
   Part
 2 Intro|         already contained in the ‘negation is relation’ of Plato’s


Parmenides
   Part
 3 Intro|       that ‘determination is only negation.’~After criticizing the
 4 Intro|       expression ‘is not’ implies negation of being:—do we mean by
 5 Intro|           first conception of the negation of a negation. Two minus
 6 Intro|   conception of the negation of a negation. Two minus signs in arithmetic
 7 Intro|       admit that determination is negation, but must get through negation
 8 Intro|    negation, but must get through negation into affirmation. Whether
 9 Intro|           must be remodelled. The negation and contradiction which


Philebus
   Part
10 Intro|           not absolute vacancy or negation, but only the removal of
11 Intro|     Sophist, how large an element negation forms in the framework of
12 Text |          SOCRATES: But if so, the negation of pain will not be the
13 Text |           yet if pleasure and the negation of pain are of distinct


The Republic
   Book
14 5    |       pure being and the absolute negation of being? ~Yes, between
15 5    |        not in greater darkness or negation than not-being, or more


The Sophist
   Part
16 Intro|        confusion of falsehood and negation, from which Plato himself
17 Intro|           not, All distinction is negation, but, All negation is distinction.
18 Intro| distinction is negation, but, All negation is distinction. Not-being
19 Intro|         to confuse falsehood with negation. Nor is he quite consistent
20 Intro|     jealous of the explanation of negation as relation, because seeming
21 Intro|         And the negative may be a negation of fact or of thought (ou
22 Intro|        and the Being which is the negation of Not-being (compare Parm.).~
23 Intro|         Plato appears to identify negation with falsehood, or is unable
24 Intro|           And this opposition and negation is the not-being of which
25 Intro|         that all determination is negation. Plato takes or gives so
26 Intro|       opposed; the finite and the negation of the finite are alike
27 Intro|         process of antagonism and negation the leading thoughts of
28 Intro|       system of the sciences. The negation of one gives birth to another
29 Intro|        thought. Metaphysic is the negation or absorption of physiology—


Theaetetus
   Part
30 Intro|     philosophy into that absolute negation in which Heracliteanism
31 Intro|         of knowledge, the work of negation or clearing the ground must
32 Text |         than the utmost powers of negation can express. If you ask


Timaeus
   Part
33 Intro|          pure abstraction is only negation, they thought that the greater
34 Intro|         added on to them. Yet the negation has a kind of unknown meaning
35 Intro|          no qualities is really a negation. Moreover in the Hebrew
36 Intro|   eternity was for a great part a negation. There are regions of speculation