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Author: Richard O Brooks

This audacious collection of modern writings on Plato and the Law argues that Plato’s work offers insights for resolving modern jurisprudential problems. Plato’s dialogues, in this modern interpretation, reveal that knowledge of the functions of law, based upon intelligible principles, can be reformulated for relevance to our age. Leading interpreters of Plato: Vlastos, Hall, Strauss, Weinrib, Annas, and Morrow, are included in the collection. The editor supplies an insightful introduction and extensive bibiography to the collection.

Plato and Modern Law Philosophers and Law 1st Table of contents:

PART I OVERVIEW OF PLATO’S POLITICAL AND LEG AL THOUGHT
1 Huntington Cairns (1942), ‘Plato’s Theory of Law’, Harvard Lem’ Review, 56, pp. 359-87.
2 Jerome Hall (1956), ‘Plato’s Legal Philosophy’, Indiana Law Journal, 31, pp. 171-206.
PART II PLATO IN THE TRADITION OF LEGAL AND POLITICAL THOUGHT
3 Leo Strauss (1957), ‘What is Political Philosophy?’, Journal of Politics, 19, pp. 343-68.
4 James Bernard Murphy (2005), ‘Positive Language and Positive Law in Plato’s Cratylus’, in James Bernard Murphy (ed.), The Philosophy of Positive Law: Foundations of Jurisprudence, New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, pp. 24-17.
PART III THE CENTRAL ISSUE OF PLATO’S LEGAL PHILOSOPHY
5 Gregory Vlastos (1983), ‘The Historical Socrates and Athenian Democracy’, Political Theory, 11, pp. 495-516.
PART IV PLATO’S THEORY OF LAW IN THE DIALOGUES
Apology
6 Robert J. Bonner (1908), ‘The Legal Setting of Plato’s Apology’, Classical Philology, 3, pp. 169-77.
7 William T. Braithwaite (1994), ‘An Introduction for Judges and Lawyers to Plato’s Apology of Socrates’, Loyola University Chicago Law Journal, 25, pp. 507-33.
Crito
8 R.E. Allen (1972), ‘Law and Justice in Plato’s Crito’, Journal of Philosophy, 69, pp. 557-67.
9 Philip Soper (1996), ‘Another Look at the Crito American Journal of Jurisprudence, 41.pp. 103-32.
Gorgias
10 Ernest J. Weinrib (1989), ‘Law as Myth: Reflections on Plato’s Gorgias’,Iowa Law Review, 74, pp. 787-806.
11 James Boyd White (1983), ‘The Ethics of Argument: Plato’s Gorgias and the Modem Lawyer’, University of Chicago Law Review, 50, pp. 849-95.
Protagoras
12 William C. Heffernan (1980), ‘Not Socrates, But Protagoras: The Sophistic Basis of Legal Education’, Buffalo Law Review, 29,pp. 399-423.
Republic
13 Julia Annas (1976), ‘Plato’s Republic and Feminism’, Journal of the British Institute of Philosophical Studies,51,pp. 307-21.
14 Charles H. Kahn (1972), ‘The Meaning of “Justice” and the Theory of Forms’, Journal of Philosophy, 69,pp. 567-79.
15 George Klosko (1981), ‘Implementing the Ideal State’, Journal of Politics,43, pp. 365-89.
16 Henry G. Wolz (1942), ‘The Republic in the Light of the Socratic Method: A Contribution to the Defense of Plato’s Political Philosophy’, Modern Scholar, 32, pp. 115-42.
Laws
17 Randall Baldwin Clark (2000), ‘Platonic Love in a Colorado Courtroom: Martha Nussbaum, John Finnis and Plato’s Laws in Evans v. Romer, Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities,12,pp. 1-38.
18 Glenn R. Morrow (1941), ‘Plato and the Rule of Law’, Philosophical Review,50, pp. 105-26.
19 Andrea Wilson Nightingale (1999), ‘Plato’s Lawcode in Context: Rule by Written Law in Athens and Magnesia’, Classical Quarterly,49,pp. 100-22.
20 M.J. Silverthorne (1975), ‘Laws, Preambles and the Legislator in Plato’, Humanities Association Review,26, pp. 10-20.
Minos
21 Anton-Hermann Chroust (1947), ‘An Anonymous Treatise on Law: The Pseudo-Platonic Dialogue Minos’, Notre Dame Lanyer, 23, pp. 47-53.
Statesman
22 Thomas C. Brickhouse and Nicholas D. Smith (1993), ‘The Mantike Techne: Statesman 260E1 and 290C4-6’, Polis,12,pp. 37-51.
PART V NEW DIRECTIONS FOR PLATONIC THOUGHT IN THE LAW
Dialectic
23 Mortimer J. Adler (1986), ‘The Idea of Dialectic’, in Mortimer J. Adler, Robert M. Hutchins and John Van Doren (eds), The Great Ideas Today’, Chicago, IL: Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc, pp. 154-77.
24 Anthony Kronman (2000), ‘The Socratic Method and the Development of the Moral Imagination’, University of Toledo Law Review, 31,pp. 647-54.
25 Daniel Pekarsky (1994), ‘Socratic Teaching: A Critical Assessment’, Journal of Moral Education, 23,pp. 119-34.
Justice
26 Otto Bird (1974), ‘The Idea of Justice’, in Mortimer J. Adler, Robert M. Hutchins and John Van Doren (eds), The Great Ideas Today, Chicago, IL: Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc, pp. 166-209.
Unity of the Political Community-Integrity
27 Gerald J. Postema (1997), ‘Integrity: Justice in Workclothes’, Iowa Law Review’,82,pp. 821-55.

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