Who Is the ＂Hedonist＂ in the Protagoras？  

作　　者：Pan Bin 

出　　处：《Fudan Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences》2013年第4期27-44,共18页复旦人文社会科学论丛（英文版）

摘　　要：In the section （ 351b-358a ） about akrasia （incontinence）, Socrates gives the strongest argument for his intellectual paradox： that no one is willing to do what he thinks to be bad. This marvellous accomplishment, nevertheless, is based on the hedonistic view that pleasure is good. It conflicts with our general conception of the historical Socrates and is incompatible with the Socrates emerging in other earlier dialogues of Plato. This paper will argue that Protagoras is not really forced or fooled into recognizing hedonism, but consciously advocates hedonism all the way. In fact, Socrates has positively, though incompletely, fought it back.

关 键 词：hedonist Protagoras SOCRATES COURAGE INTELLECTUALISM 

分 类 号：O1-0[理学—数学] TD853.364[理学—基础数学]