| 271 | x-kir1.1 | Kirk, G.S. | Sense and Common-Sense in the Development of Greek Philosphy | da |
| 272 | x-kir2.1 | Kirwan, Christopher | Aristotle and the So-called Fallacy of Equivocation | da |
| 273 | X-kli1.1 | Klibansky, Raymond | The Platonic tradition | da |
| 274 | X-kli1.2 | Klibansky, Raymond | Plato's Parmenides in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance | da |
| 275 | X-kli2.1 | Klima, Gyula | Ancilla theologiae vs. domina philosophorum. Thomas Aquinas, Latin Averroism and the Autonomy of Philosophy | da |
| 276 | x-klo1.1 | Klosko, George | Plato and the Morality of Fallacy | da |
| 277 | x-klo1.2 | Klosko, George | The Insufficiency of Reason in Plato's Gorgias | da |
| 278 | x-klo1.3 | Klosko, George | The Refutation of Callicles in Plato's 'Gorgias" | da |
| 279 | x-klo1.4 | Klosko, G. | Criteria of Fallacy and Sophistry for Use in the Analysis of Platonic Dialogues | da |
| 280 | X-knu1.1 | Knuuttila, Simo | Naissance de la Logique de la volonté dans la pensée médiévale | da |
