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Proklos. Methode, Seelenlehre, Metaphysik
Akten der Konferenz in Jena am 18.-20. September 2003
ä¸ç¼ï¼- Philosophia Antiqua, å·ï¼ 98
This volume deals with the philosophy of Proclus, the most influential philosopher of the Neoplatonic school of Athens. Its 17 essays present the major themes of Proclusâ work.
The first part discusses the method of Proclusâ philosophy, concentrating on his theory of language and his interpretation of Plato. The second part focusses on his theory of the soul, especially of the human soul and its various functions. The third part covers Proclusâ metaphysics, his theory of ideas and his famous scheme of duration, procession and reversion.
Thus, the volume contributes to the renewed interest in Neoplatonism. For the specialists, it contains some new insights into Proclusâ thought. For the non-specialist, the volume can be used as introductory text to the main themes of Proclean philosophy.
The first part discusses the method of Proclusâ philosophy, concentrating on his theory of language and his interpretation of Plato. The second part focusses on his theory of the soul, especially of the human soul and its various functions. The third part covers Proclusâ metaphysics, his theory of ideas and his famous scheme of duration, procession and reversion.
Thus, the volume contributes to the renewed interest in Neoplatonism. For the specialists, it contains some new insights into Proclusâ thought. For the non-specialist, the volume can be used as introductory text to the main themes of Proclean philosophy.
Matthias Perkams, Ph.D. (2000) in Bonn, is Researcher in the "Nachwuchsgruppe Spätantike und byzantinische Literatur" at Jena university. He has published on Neoplatonism and on Medieval Philosophy including Liebe als Zentralbegriff der Ethik bei Peter Abaelard (Münster 2001).
Rosa Maria Piccione, Ph.D. (1996) in Catania, is director of the "Nachwuchsgruppe Spätantike und byzantinische Literatur". She has published extensively on Late Antique Literature and edited Manuali Medievali di Chiromanzia (Rome 2005).
Both are co-editors of Selecta colligere 1 (Alessandria 2003).
Rosa Maria Piccione, Ph.D. (1996) in Catania, is director of the "Nachwuchsgruppe Spätantike und byzantinische Literatur". She has published extensively on Late Antique Literature and edited Manuali Medievali di Chiromanzia (Rome 2005).
Both are co-editors of Selecta colligere 1 (Alessandria 2003).
All those interested in the history of ancient philosophy, in Neoplatonism, the history of medieval thought and its sources.