Argumentativ überwunden, aber nicht überzeugt? : zur Wirksamkeit der sokratischen Elenktik in Platons Gorgias
Roč.22,č.2(2017)
elenchus; rhetoric; dialectic; persuasion; understanding; recalcitrance; philosophical life; medicine; punishment
229–240
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