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Isagogical crossroads from the early imperial age to the end of antiquity / by Anna Motta, Federico M. Petrucci.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Motta, Anna, editor.
Petrucci, Federico M., 1985- editor.
Series:
Philosophia antiqua ; 0079-1687 v. 164.
Philosophia antiqua, 0079-1687 ; volume 164
Language:
English
Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
Subjects (All):
Classical philology--History.
Classical philology.
History.
Philosophy, Ancient--Early works to 1800.
Philosophy, Ancient.
Isagogics.
Isagoge (Porphyry).
Education.
Intellectual life.
Philosophy--Study and teaching.
Rome (Empire).
Physical Description:
xii, 269 pages ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2022.
Summary:
"This book explores how introductory methods shaped school practice and intellectual activity in various fields of thought of the post-Hellenistic Age and Late Antiquity. The isagogical crossroads-the intersection of philosophical, philological, religious and scientific introductory methods-embody a fascinating narrative of the methods regulating ancient readers' approach to authoritative texts and disciplines. The strongly innovative character of this book consists exactly in the attempt to explore isagogical issues in a wide-ranging and comprehensive perspective-from philosophy to religion, from medicine to exact sciences-with the aim of exploiting connections, reciprocal influences, and interactions shaping the intellectual environment of the post-Hellenistic Age and Late Antiquity"-- Provided by publisher.
"This book explores how introductory methods shaped school practice and intellectual activity in various fields of thought of the Early Imperial Age and Late Antiquity. The isagogical crossroads-the intersection of philosophical, philological, religious and scientific introductory methods-embody a fascinating narrative of the methods regulating ancient readers' approach to authoritative texts and disciplines. The strongly innovative character of this book consists exactly in the attempt to explore isagogical issues in a wide-ranging and comprehensive perspective-from philosophy to religion, from medicine to exact sciences-with the aim of detecting connections, reciprocal influences, and interactions shaping the intellectual environment of the Early Imperial Age and Late Antiquity." -- Back cover
Contents:
Introduction: Towards the isagogical crossroads / Anna Motta and Federico M. Petrucci
Isagogical conceptions in the peripatetic exegesis of the post-hellenistic age : Aspasius and the others / Federico M. Petrucci
A middle-platonist Plato : introductory schemata and the construction of a system in Diogenes Laertius / Franco Ferrari
The nature of Apuleius' De Platone : an isagoge? / Justin A. Stover
Isagogic patterns in Porphyry (Isagoge and Vita Plotini) / Irmgard Männlein-Robert
From the stoic division of philosophy to the reading order of Plato's Dialogues / Anna Motta
Interpretive strategies in Proclus' isagogical remarks on the Timaeus / Gerd Van Riel
Eusebius and the birth of Christian isagogical literature / Sébastien Morlet
Prolegomena to medicine : the role of the Hippocratic Aphorismi / Giulia Ecca
Isagogical questions in Hipparchus' commentary on the Phaenomena / Victor Gysembergh
Musical eisagōgai / Eleonora Rocconi.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Other Format:
Online version: Isagogical crossroads from the early imperial age to the end of antiquity
ISBN:
9789004506183
9004506187
OCLC:
1283948023

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