Note on Plato’s Statesman 275d8–e1
Author
Vasilis Politis
Journal Article Classical Quarterly
Year Forthcoming
The Status of Xenocrates in the History of the Text of Plato’s Corpus Reconsidered
Author
Tianqin Ge
Journal Article Phoenix
Year Forthcoming
This paper discusses the status of Xenocrates in the history of the text of the Platonic corpus, based on his general philosophical agenda. After spelling out in what senses one could say that Xenocrates produced an edition of the Corpus, I argue that Xenocrates had enough motivation to organize an edition with definitive texts and to define the composition of a Platonic corpus, but that it is unclear what arrangement Xenocrates may have imposed on the corpus.
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Neoplatonists on the Place of Aristotle’s Biological Works
Author
Tianqin Ge
Journal Article Journal of Hellenic Studies
Year Forthcoming
According to the Neoplatonic classification of Aristotle’s writings, it has often been claimed that Aristotle’s biological works are excluded from his physical writings, and do not form a part of Neoplatonic school curricula. In this paper, I shall challenge this view, arguing that there are reasonable indications to think that the Neoplatonists regard most of Aristotle’s biological works (apart from the History of Animals) as a proper part of his natural philosophy, which deserve a serious study.
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Teleology and Sophistic Endeavour in the ‘Euthydemus’
Authors
Saloni de Souza, Daniel Vázquez
Journal Article Australasian Philosophical Review
Year Forthcoming
“A notion of the true system of the world”: Berkeley and his use of Plato in Siris
Author
Peter D. Larsen
Journal Article Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie
Year Forthcoming
This paper considers Berkeley’s use of Plato in Siris. Berkeley’s engagement with ancient thinkers in Siris has been a source of puzzlement for many readers. In this paper I focus on Siris §266. In particular, I consider why Berkeley says of the Platonists that they “distinguished the primary qualities in bodies from the secondary” and why, given his own well-known misgivings about the distinction, he characterizes this as part of a “notion of the true system of the world.” I argue that in Siris Berkeley accepts a distinctive form of corpuscularianism, and that he thinks a distinction between primary and secondary qualities follows from this. I further argue that in §266, and elsewhere in Siris, Berkeley engages in a careful reading of Plato’s Timaeus, which he uses to bolster his defense of the compatibility between corpuscularianism and his immaterialist idealism.
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The Learner’s Motivation and the Structure of Habituation in Aristotle
Author
Margaret Hampson
Journal Article Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie
Year Forthcoming
Aristotle on the nature of ethos
Author
Margaret Hampson
Book Chapter Routledge
Year Forthcoming
In J. Dunham (ed.), Habit in the History of Philosophy.
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Aquinas’ Theory of Decision and its Aristotelian Origins: the Role and Nature of Consent
Author
Giulio Di Basilio
Journal Article Recherches de Théologie et Philosophie Médiévales
Year Forthcoming
Habituation in Aristotle’s Ethics: The Eudemian Ethics, the Common Books, and the Nicomachean Ethics
Author
Giulio Di Basilio
Journal Article Journal of the History of Philosophy
Year Forthcoming
EN1113a12: Some Textual Remarks Based on Aspasius
Author
Giulio Di Basilio
Journal Article Rheinisches Museum für Philologie
Year Forthcoming
Teleology, Causation and the Atlas Motif in Plato’s Phaedo
Author
Daniel Vázquez
Journal Article ΣΧΟΛΕ
Year 2020
In Quest for Authority: Parmenides and the Tradition of Katabasis Narratives
Author
Nicolò Benzi
Book Chapter University of Liverpool Press
Year 2020
Theories of Knowledge in the Old Academy
Author
John Dillon
Journal Article Lexicon Philosophicum
Year 2018
Embracing the Academic Tradition: Some Reflections on the Aporetic Elements in Plutarch’s Philosophy
Author
John Dillon
Book Chapter Academia Verlag
Year 2017
Philo on the Telos
Author
John Dillon
Journal Article Studia Philonica Annual
Year 2016
Translatio and Antiphrasis: Uses of Metaphorical Language in the De Divina Praedestinatione of Iohannes Scotus Eriugena
Author
John Dillon
Book Chapter Safarik University Press
Year 2014
The Middle Platonist Demiurge and Stoic Cosmobiology
Author
Carl O’Brien
Journal Article Horizons 3: Seoul Journal of Humanities
Year 2012
Dramatic Devices and Philosophical Content in Plato’s Symposium
Author
Carl O’Brien
Journal Article Archai
Year 2012
La relación entre necesidad lógica y necesidad de re
Author
Daniel Vázquez
Journal Article Euphyía
Year 2011