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Iamblichus' Criticism Of His Immediate Predecessors, John M. Dillon
Iamblichus' Criticism Of His Immediate Predecessors, John M. Dillon
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
This paper deals with the criticisms that Iamblichus levels against his predecessors. His differences with his predecessors are not as great as he tries to make them. His criticisms consist largely of reformulations and more exact specifications. He takes his stand as a conservative, preserving the purity of Platonism against Porphyry or Amelius.
Aristotle And Plato's Theory Of Transcendent Ideas, Chung-Hwan Chen
Aristotle And Plato's Theory Of Transcendent Ideas, Chung-Hwan Chen
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
No abstract provided.
Parmenides: 'To Be' Or 'Not To Be', Victorino Tejera
Parmenides: 'To Be' Or 'Not To Be', Victorino Tejera
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
I will seek to test the possibility that Parmenides was referring, in the Way of Being (the Aletheia), to existence-as-a-whole. According to this hypothesis Parmenides, in expounding 'the first way' should be understood to be making clear what can be said without contradiction about existence-as-a-whole, i.e. about what is, about Being.
Symbol And Structure In Heraclitus, Raymond Adolf Prier
Symbol And Structure In Heraclitus, Raymond Adolf Prier
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
Prier reviews the interpretations of Heraclitus by Guthrie and Hegel in terms of a scientific viewpoint and an idealist viewpoint. Prier follows a suggestion by Cherniss to examine the fragments in symbolic and structural terms.
Listing Of The 1972-1973 Sagp Content, Anthony Preus
Listing Of The 1972-1973 Sagp Content, Anthony Preus
The Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy Newsletter
No abstract provided.