Self-reference, textuality, and the status of the political project in Plato's Laws

Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy 21:29-59 (2001)
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reprint Adomenas, Mantas (2001) "Self-Reference, Textuality, and the Status of the Political Project in Plato's Laws". In Sedley, David, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy: Volume Xxi: Winter 2001, pp. : Clarendon Press (2001)

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