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Editor's Introduction The Goal and Plan of the Course I. Plato Part I: "True Being" or the Idea Introduction to Plato, Part I Chapter 1 The Meaning of the Platonic "Eidos" Chapter 2 Essence and Language Chapter 3 Science and Essence I. "Opinion" as the Negative of Science Chapter 4 Science and Essence II. Right Opinion as "Intermediary" Chapter 5 Science and Essence III. The Mathematical "Intermediary" Chapter 6 Science and Essence (Conclusion) IV. The "Terminus" of Science: Contemplation Part II: The Idea of Being and Non-Being Introduction to Plato, Part II Chapter 1 The Question of Being in the Parmenides Chapter 2 The Success and Failures of Platonism in the Sophist Chapter 3 The Genesis of the Sensible in the Timaeus Part III: Being and the "Divine" Introduction to Plato, Part III Chapter 1 The Problem of the "Divine" and pre-Socratic Philosophy Chapter 2 The "Divine" in Plato II. Aristotle Introduction to Aristotle Part I: Being as Being Chapter 1 The "Genetic" Interpretation of Aristotle's Metaphysics Chapter 2 Philosophy: Its Intention and Its Memory Chapter 3 Philosophy and Its "Aporias" Chapter 4 The Object of "First Philosophy" Part II: Being and Substance Introduction to Aristotle, Part II Chapter 1 Sensible Substance: Substance as Substrate Chapter 2 Sensible Substance (continued): Substance as Form Chapter 3 Substance and the Individual Chapter 4 "Separated" Substance