[Recensão a] HORKY, P. S. (2013) - Plato and Pythagoreanism

Plato ’ s Forms , Pythagorean Mathematics , and Stichometry *

This essay advances a series of strong theses about Plato’s philosophy and aims to corroborate the view of Aristotle and other members of the early Academy that it was fundamentally Pythagorean. The argument reconcep tualises the literary strategies of the dialogues and thus requires some his torical stage-setting. The argument is inductive in form. This means that it gains in strength by accum...

PLATO P: PLA Timing Optimization by Partitioning

cases. In the first case, our contribution consists of mapping the problem to the mincut problem. In the second case, our contributions is the fuzzy-logic approach. In addition to those two cases, we presented a PLA partitioning technique which considers not only the delay through each sub-PLA, but also the increased loading on the stage which is driving the sub-PLA's. The last method provides ...

Plato ’ s Theory of Knowledge Ralph

In his middle-period dialogues, Plato worked out at least the rough outlines of a distinctive theory of knowledge. According to the chronology that seems most plausible, he first sketched the outlines of this theory in Meno; then he revised and developed the theory further in Phaedo and the Republic; and finally, in Theaetetus, he probed the theory in depth, by subjecting it to a series of sear...

2013 Scsb F All P Oster S Ession

Plato and Innatism