Bibliography

BOOKS

Art and Reality: John Anderson on Literature and Aesthetics, ed. Janet Anderson, Graham Cullum and Kimon Lycos, Hale and Ironmonger, 1982.

Plato on Justice and Power. Reading Book 1 of Plato’s Republic. Macmillan Press, 1987.

Olympiodoros. Commentary on Plato’s Gorgias, Translated with Full Notes by Robin Jackson, Kimon Lycos and Harald Tarrant, Brill 1998.

ARTICLES

‘Aristotle and Plato on “Appearing”’, Mind, 1964.

‘Images and the Imaginary’, Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 1965.

‘Is our Education Immoral?, A.N.U. News, 1972.

‘Illich on Medicine’, GLP, 1975.

‘The Amoralist’, Philosophical Inquiry (Thessaloniki), 1978.

‘Phantasy, Symbolism and the Origins of Human Sexuality’, Psychosocial Papers, 1980.

‘Power, Skill and Ruling in Republic Book I’, Dialectic, 1985

‘Hecuba’s Newly Learned Melody: Can Philosophy Learn From Literature?’ Critical Philosophy, 1988.

‘Olympiodoros on Pleasure and the Good in Plato’s Gorgias, Oxford Studies in Ancient Philosophy, 1994.

‘Making Things With Words: Mimesis in Republic Book IX’, Philosophical Inquiry, (Thessaloniki), 1998.

UNPUBLISHED PAPERS AND TALKS

  1. Does Green look to me the way it looks to others? 1965.
  2. Causal Statements.
  3. Marx, Freud and the Idea of an Interpretive Science, 1975.
  4. Sexual Perception, 1975.
  5. Who “Owns” my Emotions – The Dialectic of Feeling, 1975.
  6. Moral Weakness and Psychic Truth, 1976.
  7. The Unconscious: A historic and Epistemological Study, 1976.
    Appendix: Stages in the Development of the Concept.
  8. Marxism and Ethics, 1979.
  9. Realism, Anti-realism and Reductionism, 1980–81.
  10. Philosophy and Poetry: Plato’s Legacy, 1983–84.
  11. Some Problems With Communitarianism, 1991.
  12. Loving Men: Aspects of Plato’s Theory of Eros in the Phaedrus, 1992.
  13. Foucault, Freedom and Truth Emergence, 1994.
  14. Freud and Psychoanalysis: The Middle Ground, 1993.
  15. Three Demystifiers of Philosophy.
  16. Plato, Freud and Human Motivation.
  17. Socrates and the Invincibility of Knowledge in Action.
  18. The New Morality.
  19. Personal Relationships.
  20. The Death of Speech.
  21. Is War Bad? Or How Does one Argue about War?
  22. Protest.
  23. Summary of structure of Augustine’s argument in the Confessions.
  24. “1984” and “One”.
  25. Existentialism.
  26. Two Conceptions of Ethics, 1963.
  27. “Illusions of Morality” and Moral Illusions.
  28. Aristotle’s De Interpretatione, Chapter 9.
  29. Category Differences and Category Similarities.
  30. Aristotle on Imagination and Intellect.
  31. Imperatives.
  32. The Dream Argument in Theatetus 200d–206b.
  33. Plato and Knowledge.
  34. Truth and Truth Recognition.

RECORDED LECTURES

Freud.

Augustine.

Derrida.

On the nature of reason.