1987, ISBN: 9783772811531

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Bausteine 1-35: Text, Übersetzung, Kommentar, Buch, Hardcover, This volume traces the external and internal history of the Academy Plato?s school, up to the time of Cicero (and up until i… mais…

Bausteine 1-35: Text, Übersetzung, Kommentar, Buch, Hardcover, This volume traces the external and internal history of the Academy Plato?s school, up to the time of Cicero (and up until its official closing in 529 AD) and focuses on the question of how much was known of the teachings of Plato and his followers in the 1st century BC, i.e. what were the foundations of knowledge which formed the basis of Platonism as it emerged during the early imperial period. Dörrie comes to the conclusion that "the tradition established by Plato had suffered several breaks.» As a consequence, Platonism of the imperial period did not have its origins in the Academy but instead had to be newly established outside it. Der Band zeichnet die äußere und innere Geschichte der Akademie, der Schule Platons, bis in die Zeit Ciceros (und darüber hinaus bis zur offiziellen Schließung im Jahr 529 n. Chr.) nach und untersucht vor allem die Frage, welche Kenntnis man im 1. Jh. v. Chr. von dem hatte, was Platon und seine Schüler gelehrt hatten, d.h. welches das Fundament des Wissens war, auf dem der in der frühen Kaiserzeit auflebende Platonismus sich erhob. Dörrie kommt zu dem Ergebnis, dass »die Tradition, die Platon begründet hatte, durch mehrere Brüche zerstört worden« ist, und dass demzufolge der Platonismus der Kaiserzeit seine Wurzeln nicht in der Akademie hatte, sondern außerhalb der Akademie neu begründet werden musste. Leinen, [PU: Frommann-Holzboog], Seiten: 557, Frommann-Holzboog, 1987<

ISBN: 9783772811531

This volume traces the external and internal history of the Academy Plato‹s school, up to the time of Cicero (and up until its official closing in 529 AD) and focuses on the question of h… mais…

This volume traces the external and internal history of the Academy Plato‹s school, up to the time of Cicero (and up until its official closing in 529 AD) and focuses on the question of how much was known of the teachings of Plato and his followers in the 1st century BC, i.e. what were the foundations of knowledge which formed the basis of Platonism as it emerged during the early imperial period. Dörrie comes to the conclusion that "the tradition established by Plato had suffered several breaks.» As a consequence, Platonism of the imperial period did not have its origins in the Academy but instead had to be newly established outside it. Bücher > Fachbücher > Philosophie > Epochen > Antike 24.6 cm x 17.7 cm x 4.9 cm mm , Frommann-holzboog, Gebundene Ausgabe, Frommann-holzboog<

1987, ISBN: 9783772811531

a cura di: Baltes, Matthias, a cura di: Dorrie, Annemarie, a cura di: Pietsch, Christian, Ideatore: Dorrie, Heinrich, Friedrich Frommann Verlag Gunther, Copertina rigida, 557 Seiten, Publ… mais…

a cura di: Baltes, Matthias, a cura di: Dorrie, Annemarie, a cura di: Pietsch, Christian, Ideatore: Dorrie, Heinrich, Friedrich Frommann Verlag Gunther, Copertina rigida, 557 Seiten, Publiziert: 1987-12-31T00:00:01Z, Produktgruppe: Libro, 3.01 kg, Filosofia, Società e scienze sociali, Categorie, Libri, Libri in altre lingue, Featured Categories, 473ad6e2-bc18-439b-b9c5-bb4af119f847_4001, 473ad6e2-bc18-439b-b9c5-bb4af119f847_0, Special Features Stores, Arborist Merchandising Root, Foreign (all), 473ad6e2-bc18-439b-b9c5-bb4af119f847_5101, Friedrich Frommann Verlag Gunther, 1987<