The Hellenistic Philosophers: Volume 1, Translations of the Principal Sources with Philosophical Commentary
Höfundar:
A. A. Long; D. N. Sedley (Útgáfa: 1)
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Volume 1 presents the texts in new translations by the authors, and these are accompanied by a philosophical and historical commentary designed for use by all readers, including those with no background in the classical world. With its glossary and indexes, this volume can stand alone as an independent tool of study.
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- Cambridge University Press
- 9781139635653
- 9780521275569
- ePub
- 1
- A. A. Long; D. N. Sedley
- English
- 1987-04-09
- 10
- 5
- 5
Kaflar
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction
- The Schools
- The Systems
- The Evidence
- Early Pyrrhonism
- 1 - Scepticism
- 2 - Tranquillity and virtue
- 3 - Timon’s polemics
- Epicureanism
- Physics
- 4 - The Principles of Conservation
- 5 - The Basic Division
- 6 - Proof of the Existence of Void
- 7 - Secondary Attributes
- 8 - Atoms
- 9 - Minimal Parts
- 10 - Infinity
- 11 - Atomic Motion
- 12 - Microscopic and Macroscopic Properties
- 13 - Cosmology without Teleology
- 14 - Soul
- 15 - Sensation, Imagination, Memory
- Epistemology
- 16 - The Truth of All Impressions
- 17 - The Criteria of Truth
- 18 - Scientific Methodology
- 19 - Language
- Ethics
- 20 - Free Will
- 21 - Pleasure
- 22 - Society
- 23 - God
- 24 - Death
- 25 - Philosophy
- Stoicism
- 26 - The Philosophical Curriculum
- Ontology
- 27 - Existence and Subsistence
- 28 - The First and Second Genera
- 29 - The Third and Fourth Genera
- 30 - Universals
- Logic and Semantics
- 31 - Dialectic and Rhetoric
- 32 - Definition and Division
- 33 - Sayables (lekta)
- 34 - Simple Propositions
- 35 - Non-simple Propositions
- 36 - Arguments
- 37 - Fallacy
- 38 - Modality
- Epistemology: Stoics and Academics
- 39 - Impressions
- 40 - The Criteria of Truth
- 41 - Knowledge and Opinion
- 42 - Scientific Methodology
- Physics
- 43 - The Scope of Physics
- 44 - Principles
- 45 - Body
- 46 - God, Fire, Cosmic Cycle
- 47 - Elements, Breath, Tenor, Tension
- 48 - Mixture
- 49 - Place and Void
- 50 - Continuum
- 51 - Time
- 52 - Everlasting Recurrence
- 53 - Soul
- 54 - Theology
- 55 - Causation and Fate
- Ethics
- 56 - The Division of Ethical Topics
- 57 - Impulse and Appropriateness
- 58 - Value and Indifference
- 59 - Proper Functions
- 60 - Good and Bad
- 61 - Virtue and vice
- 62 - Moral Responsibility
- 63 - The End and Happiness
- 64 - The End: Academic Criticism and Stoic Defence
- 65 - The Passions
- 66 - Ethics in Action
- 67 - Political Theory
- The Academics
- 68 - Methodology
- 69 - Living without Opinions
- 70 - Contributions to Philosophical Debates
- The Pyrrhonist Revival
- 71 - Why to Suspend Judgement
- 72 - How to Suspend Judgement
- Indexes
- Glossary
- Sources
- Philosophers
- Topics