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Posthellenistic Philosophy A Study Of Its Development From The Stoics To Origen G R Boysstones Lecturer In Classics G R Boysstones

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Posthellenistic Philosophy A Study Of Its Development From The Stoics To Origen G R Boysstones Lecturer In Classics G R Boysstones instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.38 MB

Pages: 241

Author: G. R. Boys-Stones; Lecturer in Classics G R Boys-Stones

ISBN: 9780198152644, 0198152647

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Posthellenistic Philosophy A Study Of Its Development From The Stoics To Origen G R Boysstones Lecturer In Classics G R Boysstones by G. R. Boys-stones; Lecturer In Classics G R Boys-stones 9780198152644, 0198152647 instant download after payment.

This book traces, for the first time, a revolution in philosophy which took place during the early centuries of our era. It reconstructs the philosophical basis of the Stoics' theory that fragments of an ancient and divine wisdom could be reconstructed from mythological traditions, and shows that Platonism was founded on an argument that Plato had himself achieved a full reconstruction of this wisdom, and that subsequent philosophies had only regressed once again in their attempts to "improve" on his achievement.