Raphael Demos
Biographic Data
| ID | 951418 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Raphael Demos |
| GIVEN NAMES | Raphael |
| FAMILY NAME | Demos |
| SIGNATURE | DEMOS R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 50 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 50 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1933 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Plato's Doctrine of the Psyche as a Self-Moving Motion
Plato's Doctrine of the Psyche as a Self-Moving Motion RAPHAEL DEMOS I WILLXSXTHEREADERto ignore for the time being what he has gleaned about the soul from the reading of the Phaedo and the Republic. In these dialogues Plato speaks of the soul sometimes as wholly rational, as having three parts, and so forth. But in these dialogues he is t~lklng of the human soul, which is a special case, whereas in this essay I am de~Hng with the wider role and …
Plato's Progress
Systematic Thelogy. Vol. I . Paul Tillich
Plato's Republic, A Philosophical Commentary
A Fallacy in Plato's Republic
AN ARTICLE published by Professor David Sachs in the Philosophical Review' offers a scholarly and penetrating interpretation of some of Plato's views. Indeed, on some matters I believe that it makes a contribution to our understanding of Plato. In this discussion, however, I will be mainly concerned with Sachs's attribution of a fallacy to Plato, as stated in the title of his article. I agree that there is a gap in the argument, but a gap is a la…
The Humanization of Man
Some Remarks on Aristotle's Doctrine of Practical Reason
Similarities and Contrasts between Chinese and Greek Attitudes
The Idea of Freedom
The Idea of Freedom
Tillich's Philosophical Theology
The Neo-Hellenic Enlightenment (1750-1821)
A Note on Σωφρoσυνη in Platos' Republic
The Meaningfulness of Religious Language
Paradoxes in Plato's Doctrine of the Ideal State
The initial paradox is simple: The ideal state , as Plato describes it, is composed of un-ideal individuals . Both the warrior class and the masses are deprived of reason and must be governed by the philosopher-king. How can one legitimately call a community perfect when so many of its members are imperfect ? My point here is logical; the word ‘ideal’ is used in a self-inconsistent manner
A Fruitful Contribution
A Fruitful Contribution
A Fruitful Contribution: The Order and Integration of Knowledge." The Journal of Higher Education, 28(9), pp. 513–514
The Teaching of Philosophy, an International Enquiry of Unesco
Studies in Philosophy
Aspects of Positivism
Readable And Persuasive
Readable and Persuasive
Readable and Persuasive: Man: Mind or Matter?." The Journal of Higher Education, 24(9), pp. 492–493
Systematic Theology. Volume I.
Great Visions of Philosophy
A symposium on rhetoric and general education
The Humanization of Man
The Meeting of East and West
Plato
A Fallacy in Plato's Republic
AN ARTICLE published by Professor David Sachs in the Philosophical Review' offers a scholarly and penetrating interpretation of some of Plato's views. Indeed, on some matters I believe that it makes a contribution to our understanding of Plato. In this discussion, however, I will be mainly concerned with Sachs's attribution of a fallacy to Plato, as stated in the title of his article. I agree that there is a gap in the argument, but a gap is a la…
The Neo-Hellenic Enlightenment (1750-1821)
Aspects of Positivism
Doubts about Empiricism
My beliefs during the first stage of my philosophical career were a mixed brew of ingredients taken from the Greek and Christian traditions. My tastes were conservative and even reactionary. I believed in the reality of substance, material and mental; I held that there are universal and necessary connections in nature which can be known. In short, I was a naive objectivist about things and about structures. I was a realist about values too. I bel…
Plato's Idea of the Good
The Rhythm of Thought
The Receptacle
Plato's Idea of the Good
A Study in Plato
Plato
The Philosophy of Plato
A New Philosophy and the Philosophical Sciences
Greek Foundations of Traditional Logic
The Structure of Substance According to Aristotle
Society and the Ethics of Individualism
Moral Value as Irreducible, Objective, and Cognizable
Philosophical Aspects of the Recent Harvard Report on Education
A Symposium on Educational Philosophy
Mr. Bode and the Harvard Report on Education
Doubts about Empiricism
My beliefs during the first stage of my philosophical career were a mixed brew of ingredients taken from the Greek and Christian traditions. My tastes were conservative and even reactionary. I believed in the reality of substance, material and mental; I held that there are universal and necessary connections in nature which can be known. In short, I was a naive objectivist about things and about structures. I was a realist about values too. I bel…
The Spectrum of Knowledge
The Meeting of East and West
A Variety of Topics
A Variety of Topics
A Variety of Topics: The Revival of Realism: Critical Studies in Contemporary Philosophy." The Journal of Higher Education, 18(7), pp. 390–391
Cooperation in General Education
Note on Plato's Theory of Ideas
A Charmingly Written Book
A Charmingly Written Book
Thoughtful and Readable
Thoughtful and Readable
Thoughtful and Readable: Some Thoughts on University Education." The Journal of Higher Education, 19(9), pp. 486–487
Philosophy (40 works) · Epistemology (33 works) · Philosophy (22 works) · Contemporary philosophy (16 works) · Classical Philosophy and Thought (15 works) · Analytic philosophy (13 works) · Psychology (13 works) · Sociology (11 works) · General interest (10 works) · Mathematics education (7 works)