Ioppolo, Dibattiti filosofici ellenistici
Ioppolo, Anna Maria.
Dibattiti filosofici ellenistici.
Dottrina delle cause, Stoicismo, Accademia scettica.
A cura di Bruno Centrone, Riccardo Chiaradonna, Diana Quarantotto e Emidio Spinelli.
2013. 406 S. 48,00 Euro. 14,8 x 21 cm. Hardcover. 978-3-89665-615-5.
The studies collected in this volume were published by Anna Maria
Ioppolo over the course of some thirty years and constitute an important
milestone in recent research on ancient thought. They reflect the
renewed interest in Hellenistic philosophies which emerged in the 1980s.
Through a rigorous application of the historical and philological
method of the Italian historical school, with its focus on the sources
and original texts, a careful and detailed reconstruction is provided of
the arguments and debates that shaped the philosophical schools of the
Hellenistic and Imperial age, while at the same time engaging in the
kind of theoretical investigations which are usually provided by more
analytical investigations. The subjects discussed include topics of
great relevance for Hellenistic and Imperial-age philosophies, such as
assent, the passions, the Stoic doctrine of causality in its different
versions, the polemics between Academics and Sceptics, and astrology.
Alongside well-known names (Arcesilaus, Carneades, Cicero, Seneca),
these studies cover a range of apparently minor figures and currents
(Herillus, Favorinus, the neoteroi Academics) whose historical
and philosophical framing has crucially contributed to the drawing of an
exhaustive, all-round picture of Hellenistic and Imperial-age
philosophy.
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