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Acknowledgements
I wish to express my gratitude to all my friends who have made it possible for me to write this book. Professor C. G. F. Simkin has not only helped me with an earlier version, but has given me the opportunity of clarifying many problems in detailed discussions over a period of nearly four years. Dr. Margaret Dalziel has assisted me in the preparation of various drafts and of the final manuscript. Her untiring help has been invaluable. Dr. H. Larsen’s interest in the problem of historicism was a great encouragement. Professor T. K. Ewer has read the manuscript and has made many suggestions for its improvement.
I am deeply indebted to Professor F. A. von Hayek. Without his interest and support the book would not have been published. Professor E. Gombrich has undertaken to see the book through the press, a burden to which was added the strain of an exacting correspondence between England and New Zealand. He has been so helpful that I can hardly say how much I owe to him.
CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z., April 1944.
In preparing the revised edition, I have received great help from detailed critical annotations to the first edition kindly put at my disposal by Professor Jacob Viner and by Mr. J. D. Mabbott.
LONDON, August 1951.
In the third edition an Index of Subjects and an Index of Platonic Passages have been added, both prepared by Dr. J. Agassi. He has also drawn my attention to a number of mistakes which I have corrected. I am very grateful for his help. In six places I have tried to improve and correct quotations from Plato, or references to his text, in the light of Mr. Richard Robinson’s stimulating and most welcome criticism (The Philosophical Review, vol. 60) of the American edition of this book.
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA, May 1957
Most of the improvements in the fourth edition I owe to Dr. William W. Bartley and to Mr. Bryan Magee.
PENN, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, May 1961
The fifth edition contains some new historical material (especially on page 312 of volume I and in the Addenda) and also a brief new Addendum in each volume. Additional material will be found in my Conjectures and Refutations, especially in the second edition (1965). Mr. David Miller has discovered, and corrected, many mistakes.
PENN, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, July 1965

K. R. P.
The Myth of Origin and Destiny
Plato’s Descriptive Sociology
Plato’s Political Programme
The Background of Plato’s Attack
The Rise of Oracular Philosophy
Marx’s Method
Marx’s Prophecy
Marx’s Ethics
The Aftermath
Conclusion ............

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