Plato and Heidegger: a question of dialogue

Content: Introduction: What is to be gained from a confrontation between Plato and Heidegger? --
Heidegger\'s critical reading of Plato in the 1920s --
Dialectic, ethics, and dialogue --
Heidegger\'s critique of dialectic in the 1920s --Ethics and ontology --
Ethics in Plato\'s sophist --
Heidegger and dialogue --
Logos and being --
The tensions in Heidegger\'s critique --
The guiding perspective of Plato as undermining the ontic/ontological distinction --
Heidegger on Plato\'s forms --
Conclusion: The relation between being and Heidegger on Plato\'s truth and untruth in the 1930s and 1940s --
From the 1931-32 and 1933-34 courses on the essence of truth to \"Plato\'s doctrine --
Of truth\" : Heidegger\'s transformation of Plato into platonism through the interpretation of the sun and cave analogies of the republic --
The courses on the essence of truth from WS 1931/32 and WS 1933/34 --
Plato\'s truth in the beitråge of 1936-38 --
Plato\'s doctrine of truth in 1940 --
The end of truth : the 1964 retraction --
Conclusion: The end of truth? --
The dialogue that could have been : Hidegger on the Theaetetus --
The Theaetetus interpretation in Die Grundbegriffe der antiken philosophie (SS 1926) --
The interpretation of the Theaetetus in the Vom Wesen der wahrheit course of 1931-32 and 1933-34 --
Conclusion: Heidegger\'s orthodoxy --
The 1942 interpretation of Plato in the myth of the (Republic book 10) --
The Roman versus the Greek conception of truth saying in the myth of ER --
Purging the myth of ER : the ontologizing of ethics and politics --
The Greek experience of the open : a saying that points and hints versus the \"Leap\" --
Conclusion: Leaping beyond Plato --
Opportunities for a dialogue with Plato in the late Heidegger --
Calculative thinking, meditative thinking, and the practice of dialogue --
Heidegger\'s critique of logos in the 1930s --
Dialogue as bringing to speech the unsaid --
Plato\'s dialectic or Hegel\'s? --
A saying beyond assertion --
Plato\'s dialogues and Heidegger\'s leap --
Heidegger and the dialogue form --
Redefining hermeneutics --
Back to the beginning with dialectic and dialogue --
Conclusion: Dialectic versus sophia again --
7 dialectic and phenomenology in \"Zeit und Sein\" : a pivotal chapter in Heidegger\'s confrontation with Plato --
From dialectic and hermeneutics to phenomenology --
The Auseinandersetzung with Plato.