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Plato on the Self-Predication of Forms: Early and Middle Dialogues
Oxford, GB: Oxford University Press (1991)
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An interpretation of Plato's earlier dialogues which argues that the few cases of self-predication contained therein are acceptable simply as statements concerning universals and that therefore Plato is not vulnerable in these cases to the "third man argument".Other Versions
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