Hellenic philosophy : origin and character / / Christos C. Evangeliou.
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| Year of Publication: | 2006 |
| Language: | English |
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| Physical Description: | x, 231 p. |
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Table of Contents:
- Origin and maturity of Hellenic philosophy
- The origin of Hellenic philosophy
- Three basic questions
- The way from Hellas to the Nile
- The origin of Hellenic philosophy
- Modern Europeans vs. ancient Hellenes
- Plato and European philosophy
- Plato and Platonism
- Two versions of Platonism
- Augustine vs. Porphyry the Platonist
- Platonism in the Italian Renaissance
- Adventures of Platonic philosophy
- Aristotle and western rationality
- The scope of this study
- Aristotles move from logos to nous
- Aristotle on divine and human beings
- Distinguishing between ontology and ousiology
- Perfecting the Aristotelian political animal
- Possible post-modern objections to Aristotle
- Critique and character of Hellenic philosophy
- Aristotles critique of Plato's polity
- The nature of the problem
- Community of women and children
- Community of property
- Pletho's critique of Aristotelian novelties
- Innovations in theology and ontology
- The Aristotelian homonymy of being
- Innovations in psychology, ethics and cosmology
- Critique of Aristotle's theories of art and cause
- Critique of Aristotle's critique of the theory of ideas
- The character of Hellenic philosophy
- The ambiguity of the appellation "western"
- Hellenic philosophy delineated
- Hellenic philosophy and "European philosophy."