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Reason And Necessity Essays On Platos Timaeus Mr Wright

Name: Reason And Necessity Essays On Platos Timaeus Mr Wright
SKU: BELL-2634870
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Publisher: The Classical Press of Wales

File Extension: PDF

File size: 13.31 MB

Pages: 210

Author: M.R. Wright

ISBN: 9780715630570, 0715630571

Language: English

Year: 2001

Volume: Volume 1

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Reason And Necessity Essays On Platos Timaeus Mr Wright by M.r. Wright 9780715630570, 0715630571 instant download after payment.

A series of eight insightful and accessible papers, derived from a conference held in Lampeter in 1998, which explore the combination of myth, science and reason in Plato's account of the world's creation and the corresponding formation of the human body. The essays include discussions of the divine craftsman who created the world and all creatures from disorder, psychic illness, the significance of music, Aristotle's interpretation of Plato's cosmological myth and comparisons between Plato's view of human evolution and that of Lucretius and Darwin. Contributors: Andrew Barker, Scott Burgess, Gordon Campbell, Christopher Gill, Lesley Dean-Jones, Jan Opsomer, M R Wright and Sergio Zedda.