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NEO-PLATONISM IN THE POETRY OF WILLIAM BLAKE
The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 1951 openaire +1 more source
From the Old Academy to Later Neo-Platonism: Studies in the History of Platonic Thought
Aestimatio, 2015 Harold Tarrant (book author) +1 more
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NEO-PLATONIC PHILOSOPHY AND BYZANTINE ART
The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 1952 openaire +1 more source
Boethian Neo-Platonism in Troilus and Criseyde
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The political philosophy of Neo-platonism
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By Way of Conclusion: (Neo) Platonism
Synthese Library, 2020This last chapter offers an overview of what has been argued through the book. The ontology defended is one in which in the fundamental level there are only transcendent universals and their instantiations. Everything else is grounded on these basic categories of entities.
JOSÉ Tomáš Alvarado +1 more
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Derrida reads (Neo-) Platonism
2006This chapter focuses on deconstructing the text of philosophy or alternatively that of Derrida reading (Neo-) Platonism. The "text" which is to be deconstructed with respect to philosophy corresponds not to that of a book, the everyday usage of the term, but to that which exceeds the book, a peculiarly Derridean conception.
Stephen Gersh
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Tulane Studies in Philosophy, 1966
Logically and chronologically, Neo-Platonism is the climax of Graeco-Roman religious thought. In it the inconsistencies of Plato, Aristotle, and the Stoics find their resolution; after it there is only the slow descent to dogma and the long unreasoning night of the Dark Ages of Christianity.
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Logically and chronologically, Neo-Platonism is the climax of Graeco-Roman religious thought. In it the inconsistencies of Plato, Aristotle, and the Stoics find their resolution; after it there is only the slow descent to dogma and the long unreasoning night of the Dark Ages of Christianity.
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Neo-Platonism in Ibn Khaldūn's Poetics
Al-Masaq: Islam and the Medieval Mediterranean, 2014AbstractThis article analyses the presence of Neo-Platonic ideas in the poetics of Ibn Khaldūn's (1332–1406). It particularly focuses on the sixth part of the Muqaddima, in which Ibn Khaldūn presents the Arab-Islamic system of knowledge. I argue that Ibn Khaldūn analyses poetry in terms of a peculiar kind of knowledge and that his views on poetry are ...
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