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Category talk:Dialogues of Plato

Naming conventions for Wikipedia articles on Plato's texts

Update - Francis Schonken 12:23, 13 Mar 2005 (UTC)

The new scheme has been implemented as fair as I could, note however:

The proposed scheme

Naming of articles treating Plato's dialogues seperately is confusing, I propose following renamings (per tetralogy):

note 1: Since
works marked (1) (scholars don't generally agree that Plato is the author)
and
works marked (2) (scholars generally agree that Plato is not the author of the work)
might lead to discussion if marked "(Plato)", I'd mark these "(dialogue)", except where these works are no dialogues.
note 2: This proposition is on Talk:Plato too – I propose to have the discussion here

--Francis Schonken 12:56, 5 Mar 2005 (UTC)

Remaining works (most of them considered spurious already in antiquity):

  • Axiochus (2) (OK!)
  • Definitions (Plato) (2) (OK!)
  • Demodocus (2) (OK!)
  • Epigrams (Plato) (OK!)
  • Eryxias (2) (OK!)
  • Halcyon (2) (OK?)
  • On Justice (2) (OK!)
  • On Virtue (2) (OK!)
  • Sisyphus (Plato) (2) -> Sisyphus (dialogue) (or treating this work in the Sisyphus article?)
01-04-2007 01:16:19
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