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The Sophists’ Detractors and Plato’s Representation of Socrates [PDF]
In several dialogues Socrates criticizes negative comments made against a sophist or the sophists. I show that Socrates’ target really is the sophists’ detractor, not the sophists themselves. From these passages I draw two broader conclusions.
Long, Alex
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023
Many financial situations present individuals with simple alternatives to solving complex problems. The value of these alternatives depends on whether individuals are sophisticated and know when they are better off opting out of complexity. We tested complexity's effects and evaluated sophistication in a large and diverse sample.
Leandro, Carvalho, Dan, Silverman
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Many financial situations present individuals with simple alternatives to solving complex problems. The value of these alternatives depends on whether individuals are sophisticated and know when they are better off opting out of complexity. We tested complexity's effects and evaluated sophistication in a large and diverse sample.
Leandro, Carvalho, Dan, Silverman
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Sophists, Epicureans, and Stoics
The sophists were some of the most important pioneers of Greek political philosophy. This paper discusses how Stoics and Epicureans engaged with sophistic thought and with previous critiques of sophistic thought.
A. G. Long, Long, Alexander George
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