When the author of a Socratic Dialogue suddenly finds himself bang up against the realization - and no avoiding it - that Socrates is actually wrong this time, that it is in fact Protagoras whose view holds the truer ground...what then?
He does what he must. He returns to the start. Begins scratching out names, switching them.
He does what he must. He returns to the start. Begins scratching out names, switching them.
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