Traditions of Self-Knowledge from Socrates to Suhrawardi

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter III
2. Table des matières VII
3. Préface 1
4. The Unity of the Tripartite Soul in Plato’s Republic 4 3
5. Aristotle to Plotinus on the Status of Nous: The Passage from Dualism to Monism1 15
6. The role of the electronic lexicography in the research on Plotinus: the meaning of logos in its relationships with the Aristotelian nous 31
7. Plotinus on Celestial Motion 51
8. Sympathy and Likeness in Plotinus 63
9. Matter Is Not Place According to Plotinus: A Small Rectification 73
10. Providence et liberté dans le néoplatonisme 79
11. The Young Gods: The Stars and Planets in Platonic Treatment of Fate 95
12. ‘Resurrection: The Hope of Worms’ 111
13. Iamblichus and the Intermediate Nature of the Human Soul 123
14. Perspective pédagogique et exégèse de l’implicite chez les néoplatoniciens tardifs : le cas d’Olympiodore d’Alexandrie1 137
15. Flēbĭlĭs heū maēstōs|cōgŏr ĭnīrĕ mŏdōs: Boethius and Rhythmic Power 153
16. Augustine: Time and Early Concepts of the Soul 169
17. Traditions of Self-Knowledge from Socrates to Suhrawardi 181
18. Nous And Geist 193
19. Plotinus and Whitehead on the Interweaving of Forms 241
20. Evaluating Pierre Hadot’s Criticism of Plotinian Mysticism1 253
21. Jean-Luc Marion’s Dionysian Neoplatonism for Neoplatonism and Contemporary Philosophy 267
22. Collection zêtêsis 282