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In this chapter, three passages from the Meno that contain especially rich arguments about the nature of belief and its relation to knowledge are examined: The Slave Boy Argument (85b–86b), The Road to Larissa Argument (96e–97d), and The Tethering Argument (97e–98a). Each argument is discussed in its own subsection, following a brief introduction situating it within the dialogue. The chapter concludes by synthesizing these analyses and addressing the four guiding questions of this study in light of the findings from the Meno.

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The Meno

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    2025年

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  • Lee Klein

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In this chapter, three passages from the Meno that contain especially rich arguments about the nature of belief and its relation to knowledge are examined: The Slave Boy Argument (85b–86b), The Road to Larissa Argument (96e–97d), and The Tethering Argument (97e–98a). Each argument is discussed in its own subsection, following a brief introduction situating it within the dialogue. The chapter concludes by synthesizing these analyses and addressing the four guiding questions of this study in light of the findings from the Meno.