Plato's Works: The Dialogues

Delphic Maxim 1: Follow Deity

Plato's Life: Ancient Miracles, Love Stories, Narrow Escapes, and the First University

Evidence for Plato: How do we (think we) know?

Welcome to Platonism: Imagination, Arts, Mathematics, and Self-Transformation

What is the ‘logos’ in classical Greek?

'The Unexamined Life is Not Worth Living?'

Greek Philosophy 8.0: The Socratic Movements

In Conversation: Theodore Koumartzis, Composer and Luthier

Greek Philosophy 2.1: Myth and Meaning

Greek Philosophy 7.2: Socrates' Philosophy

Greek Philosophy 7.1: Socrates' Life and Methods

Greek Philosophy 6.2: Owls to Athens 2: The Sophists

Greek philosophy 6.1: Owls to Athens 1: Athens and Drama

In Conversation: Professor Dimitris Krallis on the Continuity of Greek Thought

Greek philosophy 5.1: Heraclitus of Ephesus: A Philosophy of Flow

Greek Philosophy 5.3 Empedocles of Akragas: Love and Strife, Forces and Elements

Greek Philosophy 5.2: Parmenides and Zeno of Elea: A Philosophy of Eternity

Greek Philosophy 4.3: Pythagoras: Life's Music and Mathematics

Greek Philosophy 4.2: The Milesians: Thales, Anaximander, and Anaximenes

Greek Philosophy 4.1: The Presocratics: Sources, Myth, and Philosophy

In Conversation: Counsellors-in-Residence Freeman Woolnough & Karen Moss

Greek Philosophy 3.3: The Polis: Sparta and Athens

Greek Philosophy 3.2: Delphi, Panhellenism, and the Delphic Maxims

Greek Philosophy 3.1: Knossos and Mycenae: Cultural Memories of the Bronze Age

Greek Philosophy 2.4: Heroism and Immortality in Early Greek Poetry

Greek Philosophy 2.3: The Olympian Gods

Greek Philosophy 2.2: The Early Kosmos

Greek Philosophy 2.1: Myth and Meaning [Old Version]

Greek Philosophy 1.2: What is Greek Philosophy?

Greek Philosophy 1.1: Introduction