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Plato's Phaedo
Havlíček, A., Karfík, F. (vyd.)
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Proceedings of the second international Symposium Platonicum Pragense held in Prague in 20. – 23. 10. 1999.
This volume contains twenty contributions presented at the Second Symposium Platonicum Pragense. The papers are arranged thematicaly, beginning with those dealing with general issues in the interpretation of the Phaedo as a whole (G. Reale, C. J. Rowe, Q. Qarch, E. Heitsch, N. Blössner, J. Tomin), then continuing with those contributions bearing more closely on specific topics (I. Chvatik, B. Bossi, Th. Ebert, D. Frede, K. Thein, D. Gallop, S. Spinka, K. Eming, A. Havlicek, T. M. Robinson, F. Karfík, M. Dixsaut, K. Dorter, F. Lisi).
Contents: G. REALE, Temi di fondo. Struttura e concetti-chiave del Fedone di Platone. CH. ROWE, The Concept of Philosophy (philosophia) in Plato's Phaedo. CH. QUARCH, Der Abschied des Sokrates. Die Bewegung der philosophischen paideia im Phaidon. E. HEITSCH, Was Autor und Dialogpersonen des Phaidon von ihren Argumenten halten. N. BLÖßNER, Sokrates und sein Glück, oder: Weshalb hat Platon den Phaidon geschrieben? J. TOMIN, Socrates in the Phaedo. I. CHVATÍK, Aisôpou ti geloion. B. BOSSI, Which is the Right Exchange to Attain Virtue? (Phaedo, 69a5-c2) TH. EBERT, Das Argument aus dem Wiedergeborenwerden (Wiedergeburts-Argument) 69e-72e. D. FREDE, Not in the Book: How does Recollection Work? K. THEIN, Anamnęsis and fronęsis in the Phaedo: Bond of Life, or Deadly Noose? D. GALLOP, Emotions in the Phaedo. Š. ŠPINKA, Katharsis katharseôs. Philosophie als “Flucht in die logoi” und als “Reinigung”. K. EMING, Affekt und Ursache. A. HAVLÍCEK, Platons Auffassung von Seele und Körper im Phaidon. TH. ROBINSON, Socrates, Anaxagoras, Nous and Noęsis. F. KARFÍK, Seelenlehre und Kosmologie im Phaidon. M. DIXSAUT, Immortel et indestructible: le dernier probl_me du Phédon. K. DORTER, ”Deathless is Indestructible, if not we need another Argument”: An Implicit Argument in the Phaedo. F. LISI, Das Schicksal der Seele nach Phaidon 107c1-115a8. With an Index locorum.
A. Havlicek, „Platons Auffassung von Seele und Körper im Phaidon (78b-84b, 91c95a)“, in: A. Havlicek, F. Karfik (ed.), Plato’s Phaedo: Proceedings of the Second Symposium Platonicum Pragense, Praha 2001. In this paper I examine two different accounts of the human soul presented in dialogue Phaedo. Socrates appears to hold a Pythagorean concept of soul, which is immortal and absolutely separate from the body. But in later stages of the dialogue (91c-115a) Socrates argues rather for the dialectical relation between soul and body. This change I consider not as a change in Socrates’ view but as a Plato’s „staging“ of the dialogue. Plato defends the philosophy which seeks the harmonical relation between body and soul with a view to action in polis against the Pythagorean pure philosophical life „outside the Cave“.
Edited by Aleš Havlíček and Filip Karfík.
Hardback, Published 2001, 476 pages, ISBN 80-7298-031-9.
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