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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SOCRATICISM»
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1
Essays in Ancient Greek Philosophy II
More importantly, how can a criterion of Socraticism founded on a use of "early
Plato" conceivably draw so heavily upon the Meno, Phaedo, Symposium,
Republic, and even Theaetetus? A glance at the index locorum to Guthrie's
Socrates, ...
John Peter Anton, George L. Kustas, Anthony Preus, 1971
2
A History of Ancient Philosophy I: From the Origins to Socrates
The integration of Eleaticism and Socraticism and its importance If the situation is
as we indicated above, then it is clear that Euclid, by mediating Eleaticism and
Socraticism, had intended to provide the metaphysical foundation which was ...
It is not only that Kierkegaard himself distinguished his "dialectics" from the
Socratic as a new and more perfect form of it, Christian Socraticism. His
Philosophical Sketches end in a contraposition of his method to the Socratic,
concluding with ...
Bernard ?mmanuilovich Bykhovski?, 1976
4
Nietzsche: The world as will to power
But the other question implied by Nietzsche's doubts about Socraticism is
different. It addresses not so much the question of the inherent possibility of the
Socratic quest itself, but what we think it will all do for us. what sort of redemptive
function ...
Daniel W. Conway, Peter S. Groff, 1998
5
A History of Ancient Philosophy III: Systems of the ...
The meeting of Zeno with Crates and with Socraticism In 312/311 BCE a young
man of Jewish origin came to Athens from the island of Cyprus. He came with the
intention of becoming familiar with the sources of the great Hellenic culture and ...
6
A History of Ancient Philosophy I: From the Origins to Socrates
The relationship of Antisthenes to Socrates Antisthenes1 was certainly the
person of major importance among the "minor" Socratics, insofar as, by filtering
Socraticism in a one-sided manner, he gathered, interpreted, and basically
revived one ...
Giovanni Reale, John R. Catan, 1987
7
A History of Ancient Philosophy III: Systems of the ...
The meeting of Zeno with Crates and with Socraticism In 312/311 bce a young
man of Jewish origin came to Athens from the island of Cyprus. He came with the
intention of becoming familiar with the sources of the great Hellenic culture and ...
Giovanni Reale, John R. Catan, 1985
8
The Christian element in Plato and the Platonic philosophy
Socraticism cannot be adduced as a principal form or stage in the history of
Greek philosophy ; it is to be considered rather as a subordinate member and the
preliminary stage of Platonism, a most important influence on which has from the
first ...
Constantin Ackermann, 1861
9
A Treatise on Metaphysics: Chiefly in Reference to Revealed ...
... forms the turning-point of the ri^'X Greek Philosophy into the Graeco-Roman.54
Not- ^^tion withstanding this transition, the four dogmatic Schools, Greek into into
which Socraticism subdivided itself, maintained rq,^00' their distinct existence, ...
John Henry Macmahon, 1860
10
The Christian Element in Plato and the Platonic Philosophy ...
She ends and crowns the life of grasses with the palm; and afterwards forms
cabbage and weeds. p Socraticism cannot be adduced as a principal form or
stage in the history of Greek philosophy; it is to be considered rather as a
subordinate ...
Constantin ACKERMANN, Samuel Ralph ASBURY, William Greenough Thayer SHEDD, 1861
