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论爱、修辞——以及作为一种可疑药方（pharmakon）的书写。
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A dialogue between Socrates and the young Phaedrus, set, unusually, outside the walls of Athens on the bank of the river Ilissus. Phaedrus reads out a speech by the orator Lysias on love; Socrates answers with two speeches of his own, the second containing the image of the soul as a charioteer driving two winged horses. The second half asks what good rhetoric is and concludes that it requires knowledge of truth and of the souls of listeners. It ends with the Egyptian myth of Theuth, inventor of writing, whose gift weakens memory. Jacques Derrida’s essay “Plato’s Pharmacy” (1968) made this passage famous again.
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