“Incompatibility” in Plato's Sophist

Dialogue 14 (1):143-146 (1975)
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Abstract

Contrary to the claims of owen, frede, and many other platonic scholars, there is a straight forward way to explicate plato's "sophist" as having 'heteron' first be understood as "non-identical" and after 257b or so be understood as "incompatible." this should encourage scholars who prefer the "incompatibility" reading but don't see how to get the required change of meaning

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Plato on negation and not-being in the sophist.Edward N. Lee - 1972 - Philosophical Review 81 (3):267-304.
Theaitetos fliegt. Zur Theorie wahrer und falscher Sätze bei Platon.K. Lorenz & J. Mittelstrass - 1966 - Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie 48 (1-3):113-152.

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