Socrates and the Socratic philosophies : selected papers from Socratica IV

Cover Part I: Socrates and the Socratic environment Né filosofo né sofista 1. Un Socrate ‘presocratico’ 2. ‘Plato’s Counterfeit Sophists’ 3. Difendere l’onorabilità dei sofisti 4. Socrates primus philosophiam revocavit e caelo? 5. Siamo in grado di dire chi è stato Socrate? Referenze bibliografiche Περιτροπή, or Reversal, Arguments From Antiphon and Socrates References Sparta and the Socratics References Callia nella letteratura socratica: un paradigma complesso Referenze Walls, Heavy Seas, and Lion Cubs. The Socratics Beyond the Soul-Body Dualism I II References Socrates’ Ambivalent Erotes 1. Antisthenes 2. Aeschines 3. Plato 4. Xenophon Conclusion Bibliography Debates en torno al monismo lingüístico en el movimiento socrático Referencias Part II: Plato’s Socrates Socrates and the Sufficiency Thesis 1. Did Socrates Accept that Virtue Is Sufficient for Happiness? 2. Doing Well in the Euthydemus 3. The Luck Factor 4. Making the Grade 5. The Stoic Socrates 6. Summary and Conclusion References Socrates in Plato’s Philebus References ‘No sé de otra cosa que de asuntos eróticos’. El saber erótico de Sócrates y la téchne de la caza de hombres Referencias Sócrates desmemoriado. El olvido como dispositivo retórico La memoria y la reminiscencia El olvido socrático en Platón El olvido socrático en Jenofonte La memoria en el Sócrates de Aristófanes La retórica del olvido Referencias Socrates Medicus: una rappresentazione platonica Riferimenti bibliografici L'invenzione di Socrate: la maschera del philosophos tra Platone e Senofonte Riferimenti bibliografici Part III: The Socratic lines Il concetto di ponos in Antistene Referenze L’exégèse homérique d’Antisthène: l’intention d’Ulysse et celle d’Homère 1. ὑπόνοια 2. Ulysse πολύτροπος 3. Opinion et savoir Bibliographie 'The good, one thing called by many names' (D.L. II.106.9-10) Agathology and Eristic in Euclides of Megara 1. Parmenidean and Socratic influence on the Megaric group 2. Euclides' agathology 3. Euclides' Eristic Methodology Conclusion References Terpsion of Megara and the Socratic Daemon APPENDIX References The Complex Question Fallacy in Megaric Philosophy 1. The Megarian Philosophy 2. The Complex Question Fallacy 3. Conclusion References Socrates ‘philosophos’ in Oeconomicus 16.9 1. Socrates philosophos in Oec. 16.9: a disconcerting statement 2. The Socrates of the Oeconomicus: his lifestyle, his interests. 3. Oec. 16.9: a provocative affirmation. 4. The Socrates philosophos of Xenophon: in Oec. 16.9 and elsewhere. References Mimesis and the bodily sign in Xenophon’s Memorabilia 3. 10 1. Socrates and the artists on the representation of bodies 2. The body as sign in the 4th century BCE 3. Conclusion References Did Aristotle have some knowledge of the grammar advocated by the Cyrenaics? Reflections on a new Cyrenaic testimony 1. ‘Cyrenaic grammar’: some features. 2. Testimonies & Sources: confusion, misinterpretation and/or distortion. 3. Aristotle’s case: Lycophron, Menedemus, or Aristippus and his followers? References El concepto de αἴσθησις en la filosofía cirenaica La noción de αἴσθησις en la filosofía cirenaica Platón y el sentido estrecho de αἴσθησις Conclusión Referencias The role of wealth and the value of poverty in Socratic literature: a reading of Aeschines’ Callias and Telauges 1. Introduction 2. Aeschines the ‘pauper auditor’ 3. Aeschines‘ dialogues 3.1. The Callias 3.2. The Telauges 4. Parallels 5. Concluding remarks References Part IV: Socrates’s Reception Aristotle and Protagoras against Socrates on Courage and Experience Introduction: Aristotle on Socrates and the Courage of the Skilled Soldier 1. Aristotle’s Claim that Socrates Thought Experience-Based Knowledge was Courage 2. Socrates on Knowledge and Courage in the Protagoras 3. Socrates on the Expertise of the Skilled Soldier in Xenophon 4. Protagoras’ Criticism of the Socratic View of Courage as Wisdom 5. The Problems with the Socratic View References Aristóteles, el socrático. Sobre los alcances y límites de la crítica aristotélica al intelectualismo socrático 1. El IS en el Protágoras 2. La crítica aristotélica a) La crítica a Sócrates en Ética nicomaquea VII b) Modos de poseer y de utilizar el conocimiento en De anima II c) El acto primero/potencia segunda entendido como ἕξις d) ¿Descarta Aristóteles toda forma de incontinencia socrática? 3. Conclusión Referencias Socrate nel Kepos: ricezione epicurea del pensiero di Socrate nel Contra Lysidem e nel Contra Euthydemum di Colote Il Contra Lysidem di Colote e la valutazione dell’ἀγαθὸς ποιητής Il criterio dell’ἐνάργεια nel Contra Euthydemum Referenze Antiochus’ Interpretation of Socrates in Cicero’s Academica 1. The New Academy’s Socrates and Plato 2. Lucullus’ Socrates 3. Varro’s Socrates 4. Antiochus’ Socrates 5. Antiochus’ Plato References Notes on contributors "How to face the Socratic riddle? This book offers some clues to address the problem of Socrates and the Socratic philosophies from different perspectives that include the problem of Socrates and the Socratic environment, Plato's Socrates, the Socratic lines, with special attention to Antisthenes, the Megarics, the Cyrenaics, Xenophon and Aeschines, and the Socratic reception in important ancient authors."