the question of interpretation
The dramatic scene and the prologue
Boreas, Typhon and the Delphic Imperative
Lysias speech, Socrates first speech and Interludes
The interlude between Lysias speech and Socrates
The interlude between Socrates two speeches
The Three traditional forms of madness
The soul a self motion and immortality
Excursus Myth in the Phaedrus and the unity of the dialogue
The philosophical interpretations of myth
Why does Socrates use myths in the Phaedrus?
The self qualification of the myth and the turn to Techne
The unity of the Phaedrus further reflections
Division collection and the paradigms of rhetoric
The manuals the masters of Techne and the five
Descriptions of the method of knowing and of Psychagogia
Theuth, thamus the criticism of writing and the praise of dialetic Plato's written dialogues
The prayer to pan and concluding words.
