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Talk:Sophie Grace Chappell

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Latest comment: 5 years ago by Philosopher81sp in topic Thought

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The WP article quotes five Plato's dialogues analyzed by the Chappell whose list seems not to be present in the papers's copy available on pdfslide.net on the web. Maybe, it is not the latest one.

The citation is also sourced in the following Italian edition , at page CXXIX of the preface.Philosopher81sp (talk) 12:54, 13 January 2021 (UTC) The importance of Plato's philosophy in the subject article's writings seems not to be so emphasized. But she adopted a type of moral inference which in ethics recalls what she discovered on five different dialogues of Plato. It is an opinion provided with rational argument of justification. This analogy gives it a particolar relevance in the context of her thought and not uniquely in her critics of Plato's dialogues.Philosopher81sp (talk) 11:17, 14 January 2021 (UTC)Reply

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drop she and just say Sophie.

Part of a series on Republicanism

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There is nothing here about Republicanism, so why is this page part of a series about Republicanism? I'll remove unless someone can give me a reason not to.