10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIANOIA»
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dianoia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dianoia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Essays on Aristotle's Poetics
The language here clearly recalls the paired ethos and dianoia of the Ethics. But
just a few lines later ethos seems to have become inclusive, for now it alone (as a
part of the play) makes us call the "people in action" (the prattontes) "of a ...
2
Aristotle on Comedy: Towards a Reconstruction of Poetics II
Chapter XIII: 'Dianoia' in Comedy (a) 'Dianoia' in Aristotle As in tragedy, dianoia is
the point at which rhetoric impinges on comedy; it is the means of intellectual
expression and cognition. How a man reasons about an event will be determined
...
3
Self-Knowledge in Plato's Phaedrus
The palinode is very clear that human beings cannot see the Beings directly; they
can only recollect them, and anamnesis is closely associated with both dianoia
and discourse (249b5-c6). There is no pure intellectual intuition for fallen souls.
Charles L. Griswold Jr., 2010
4
Light from the East: Theology, Science, and the Eastern ...
The early Fathers considered the human person not only in the light of the
dualism between body and discursive reason (dianoia, or intellect in its
contemporary sense, the mind). They made a subtle distinction between dianoia
and nous, ...
5
Being and Logos: Reading the Platonic Dialogues
Here the analogy with dianoia clearly protrudes: episteme is presented as
grasping each thing itself just as dianoia, in its beginning, poses each thing itself
(e.g., the beautiful itself and the ugly itself) over against the mixing-up of
opposites in ...
6
Contextualizing Classics: Ideology, Performance, Dialogue : ...
4. dianoia 'train of thought', applying primarily to Homer's train of thought, not to
the rhapsode s: 530blO, c3, d3. The rhapsode can enter into this train or thought
at any point of the continuum that is the narrative. He can enter into it midstream,
...
John Peradotto, Thomas M. Falkner, Nancy Felson, 1999
7
Who Is Phaedrus?: Keys to Plato's Dyad Masterpiece
is the recognition that dianoia's function in the Republic still operates in Phaedrus
sans an obvious declaration thereof. In Phaedrus, as in other dialogues, Plato
uses the term dianoia desultorily. Plato uses the term dianoia early, and has the ...
Marshell Carl Bradley, 2012
8
Plato's Cratylus: Argument, Form, and Structure
“Fair (țĮȜȩȞ) is more difficult to bring down to the level of understanding (
țĮIJĮȞȠÁıĮȚ),” according to Socrates, who explains it as signifying scientific
understanding, dianoia. He pauses here to ask Hermogenes a serious question
for the first ...
9
Medieval Philosophy and the Classical Tradition: In Islam, ...
Conclusion The consequences of this conception of dianoia for Proclus'
systematic philosophy cannot be ignored. Being and thought for Proclus are
dynamic, from the highest to the lowest levels of Being. His system traces the
motion of a ...
10
The Transformation of Plato's Republic
We will see that Book 1 exemplifies eikasia (thinking in images about the visible
world), Books 2-4 pistis (observing the visible world itself), Books 5-7 dianoia (
images of the intelligible world) and as much of noesis (intellectual intuition) as
can ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIANOIA»
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dianoia is used in the context of the following news items.
Loving God with All Thy Mind
The Greek word used in Mark 12:30 for “mind” is dianoia, richly meaning to love God thoroughly (dia-) with all your way of thinking and ... «Meridian Magazine, Nov 13»
Two Share Aquino Prize
She restarted ASIAM, the campus Asian American literary magazine, and is editor of Dianoia, BC's undergraduate philosophy journal. «Boston College Chronicle, May 13»
Haidt's Problem With Plato
Haidt's “reasoning” corresponds to what Plato calls dianoia, the process of logically deriving conclusions from given premises. Such logic yields ... «New York Times, Oct 12»
Discourse, Truth and Power
Radicularly contaminated by the Greek notions of logos and dianoia, the Latin notion of discursus incorporated the meaning of thought, ... «NEWS JUNKIE POST, Jul 12»
Atheist philosopher AC Grayling turns down Assisi invitation
... philosopher Julia Kristeva, the Italian professor Bodei Remo and Mexico's Guillermo Hurtado, founder of the philosophy magazine, Dianoia. «Catholic Herald Online, Oct 11»
Hybrid Education 2.0
Reading your piece would make Socrates reach for the hemlock once again; Plato would weep at the reduction of dianoia to techne; Kant ... «Inside Higher Ed, Dec 09»
