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The Apology Part
1 Text | will discover my facetious contradiction, or whether I shall be able Charmides Part
2 Text | things involves an absolute contradiction; and in other cases, as Euthydemus Part
3 Intro| Philebus; the true doctrine of contradiction is taught, and the fallacy 4 Intro| there is no such thing as contradiction. When you and I describe 5 Intro| another, how can there be a contradiction?’ Ctesippus is unable to 6 Intro| already heard of the denial of contradiction, and would like to be informed 7 Intro| serious attention; in which contradiction itself was denied, and, 8 Text | must not confound abuse and contradiction, O illustrious Dionysodorus; 9 Text | quite different things.~Contradiction! said Dionysodorus; why, 10 Text | say nothing—is there any contradiction? How can he who speaks contradict Euthyphro Part
11 Intro| Here then appears to be a contradiction,—Euthyphro has been giving Gorgias Part
12 Intro| Socrates to detect him in a contradiction. Like Protagoras, he is 13 Intro| more fallacious than the contradiction which he pretends to have 14 Text | admission there arose a contradiction—the thing which you dearly Ion Part
15 Intro| of Ion, who asks how this contradiction is to be solved. The solution Laches Part
16 Intro| than the good. How is this contradiction to be solved? Socrates and 17 Text | SOCRATES: And that is in contradiction with our present view?~NICIAS: Laws Book
18 7 | I assert without fear of contradiction that gymnastic and horsemanship 19 9 | done involuntarily is a contradiction; wherefore he who maintains Meno Part
20 Text | you will involve me in a contradiction.~MENO: Indeed, Socrates, 21 Text | as you may remark, is a contradiction of the other.~MENO: Clearly.~ Parmenides Part
22 Intro| like and unlike, which is a contradiction; and each division of your 23 Intro| subjective.’ ‘That would be a contradiction.’ ‘True; and therefore any 24 Intro| general notions. There is no contradiction in material things partaking 25 Intro| many; neither is there any contradiction in the ideas of one and 26 Intro| in themselves. But the contradiction arises when we attempt to 27 Intro| Heracleitus, may have seen that a contradiction in terms is sometimes the 28 Intro| this without involving a contradiction. But is the contradiction 29 Intro| contradiction. But is the contradiction also the final conclusion? 30 Intro| inherence be in a part, the same contradiction follows: smallness will 31 Intro| suddenness’ is based upon the contradiction which is involved in supposing 32 Intro| unintelligible, e.g. in the contradiction which is elicited out of 33 Intro| Socrates implies: There is no contradiction in the concrete, but in 34 Intro| more palpable will be the contradiction. For just as nothing can 35 Intro| remodelled. The negation and contradiction which are involved in the 36 Intro| the Republic the law of contradiction and the unity of knowledge Phaedo Part
37 Intro| appeared to him to contain a contradiction. For how can one be divided 38 Text | there would be a ridiculous contradiction in men studying to live 39 Text | consider them, are really a contradiction.~How so?~Well, he said, 40 Text | which might seem to be a contradiction, but is nevertheless the Philebus Part
41 Intro| Zeno illustrated the contradiction by well-known examples taken 42 Intro| by us. Our sense of the contradiction, like Plato’s, only begins 43 Intro| philosophy; and the law of contradiction, which is affirmed by logicians 44 Intro| idea seems to such men a contradiction. They do not desire to bring 45 Text | and never has been, is a contradiction; do you see?~PROTARCHUS: Protagoras Part
46 Intro| which he professes to find a contradiction. First the poet says,~‘Hard 47 Text | true.~But if there is a contradiction, can the composition be 48 Text | replied.~And is there not a contradiction? he asked. Reflect.~Well, 49 Text | opinion that there is no contradiction in the words of Simonides. 50 Text | Would not this be in flat contradiction to the admission which has The Republic Book
51 2 | spirit, for the one is the contradiction of the other? ~True. ~He 52 4 | therefore whenever this contradiction occurs in things apparently 53 5 | the power of the art of contradiction! ~Why do you say so? ~Because 54 7 | but when there is some contradiction always present, and one 55 7 | of the science is in flat contradiction to the ordinary language 56 10 | there occurs an apparent contradiction? ~True. ~But were we not 57 10 | we not saying that such a contradiction is impossible-the same faculty The Sophist Part
58 Intro| Theaetetus does (Theaet.), is a contradiction in terms. The fallacy to 59 Intro| the validity of the law of contradiction. Thirdly, he seems to confuse 60 Intro| take away the principle of contradiction. Plato, as far as we know, 61 Intro| negative and the principle of contradiction. Neither the Platonic notion 62 Intro| all touch the principle of contradiction. For what is asserted about 63 Intro| interferes with the principle of contradiction employed in the concrete. 64 Intro| not eaten’ any the less a contradiction of ‘All have eaten.’~The 65 Intro| without falling into a contradiction. You observe how unwilling 66 Intro| part of itself. The law of contradiction is as clearly laid down 67 Intro| been accustomed to regard a contradiction in terms as the end of strife; 68 Intro| strife; to be told that contradiction is the life and mainspring 69 Intro| we analyze them involve a contradiction, such as ‘beginning’ or ‘ 70 Intro| divine and human nature, a contradiction appears to be unavoidable. 71 Text | avoid being caught in a contradiction? Indeed, Theaetetus, the 72 Text | art without falling into a contradiction.~THEAETETUS: How do you 73 Text | who is sceptical of this contradiction, must think how he can find The Symposium Part
74 Intro| Sparta there is an apparent contradiction about them. For at times 75 Intro| burning intensity of love is a contradiction in nature, which may have Theaetetus Part
76 Intro| that true opinion was a contradiction in terms.~Assuming the distinction