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Diego Zucca, Roberto Medda - The Soul/Body Problem in Plato and Aristotle

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Diego Zucca (ed.), Roberto Medda (ed.)

The Soul/Body Problem in Plato and Aristotle

Series: Lecturae Platonis

Volume 11 2018

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Christopher Rowe Plato’s Soul-Body Problem S. 41-54

„… Plato’s Soul-Body Problem1 Christopher Rowe For those who like myself have no time for any notion …” „… does have time for “souls” will necessarily have a soul-body problem (are they lodged somehow in the …” „… that Plato’s Soul-Body Problem 43 sex, over rational discourse), and the way is open to what can then …”

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„… Lecturae Platonis 11 Diego Zucca | Roberto Medda [eds.] The Soul/Body Problem in Plato and …” „… 03.12.18 10:08 The Soul/Body Problem in Plato and Aristotle ACADEMIA Lecturae Platonis 11 Diego Zucca …” „… / Medda, Roberto The Soul/Body Problem in Plato and Aristotle Diego Zucca / Roberto Medda (eds.) 216 p …”

On Soul-Body “Dualism” in Plato S. 75-94

„… it would be “good”. The problem with souls overly attached to the body does not lie in the fact that …” „… to the body, the problem does not apply at all to a soul responsible for all the vital functions of …” „… On Soul-Body “Dualism” in Plato Franco Trabattoni It is a commonplace in philosophical …”

Giulia Mingucci Aristotle and the “Cartesians’ Error” S. 159-176

„… mind-body problem(s). Many of Descartes’ readers found it paradoxical that two items that are radically …” „… substance – a spirit or soul – which stands in some special relation to a certain physical body, its body …” „… person is some sort of combination of an immaterial soul and a physical body, which stand to one another …”

Giuseppe Feola De An.I 1, 403a25 and the lógoi énuloi: An Heraclitean Heritage in Aristotle’s Psychology S. 95-114

„… the soul and the ensouled body, «or whether any of them are peculiar to the soul itself» (403a4-5, ἢ …” „… relevant: if every affection of the soul is shared with the body, the soul does not have any feature that …” „… it can continue to have when the body is absent, and therefore the soul would cease to exist with the …”

Maurizio Migliori The Soul and Plato's Dialectical/Systemic Model S. 19-40

„… ). This is difficult and problematic, which is why the philosopher's soul utterly despises the body (65c11 …” „… and understand. For example if we are speaking of man, the fact that he is made up of body and soul is …” „… expiation of his guilt (476b-479e). While Socrates is speaking of a human being, made up of soul and body …”

Aldo Brancacci On the Relationship between Psuchê and Senses in Plato’s Theaetetus S. 55-74

„… fact, this tradition does not provide a dualistic type of opposition between the soul and body, even …” „… body and soul already introduced in his Phaedo. Nevertheless, his position on that question in …” „… synthesis between soul and senses, in order to well define the problem of sensible knowledge. Moreover, the …”

Diego Zucca What is Aristotle’s Active Intellect? S. 133-158

„… must be present also in the soul. (c) And there is a sort of intellect, such as to become all things …” „… to account for: (b): the active/passive difference needs to also be present in the soul; (g): actual …” „… of the soul by which the soul knows and understands» (429a10-11). Whether it is separable or not is …”

William Jaworski Contemporary Hylomorphism and the Problems of Mind versus Body S. 177-192

„… to the mind-body problem with which we began: the problem of emergence. It requests an explanation of …” „… Life?. New York. Boni and Gaer. HARTMAN, E. (1977). Substance, Body, and Soul: Aristotelian …” „… Mind-Body Problem. Oxford. Oxford University Press. ______ (2017). Psychology without a Mental-Physical …”

Roberto Medda Physiology and the Exemplar: Aristotle on Recognition and Moral Progress S. 115-132

„… ). Aristotle on Desire and Action. In Frede, D.; Reis, B. (eds.). Body and Soul in Ancient Philosophy. Berlin …” „… is an activity of the soul that fulfils the highest capacities a human being can exercise, namely …” „… rational activities performed at their best. The necessary habitual state of the soul for flourishing as a …”

Maddalena Bonelli Matter Is Not a True Cause S. 3-18

„… soul, as opposed to the mortality of the body, that Plato addresses a general reflection on causality …” „… attribution of an efficient causation to Ideas. 7 Like, for example, fever which makes a body hot (or the soul …” „… not a problem I will address here, as I do not deal with cause as an entity doing something. On the …”

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Diego De Brasi, Sabine Föllinger - Anthropologie in Antike und Gegenwart

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Anthropologie in Antike und Gegenwart

Series: Lebenswissenschaften im Dialog

Volume 18 2016

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Francesco Fronterotta Plato’s Conception of the Self. The Mind-Body Problem and its Ancient Origin in the Timaeus S. 35-58

„… physical, or between mind and extension, there arises the thorny problem of 4 S. Broadie, „Soul and Body in …” „… the union of soul and body. The minimum requirement of any possible solution of the mind-body problem …” „… this conclusion, raising the problem of the origin of the soul-body relationship and taking as a …”

English Abstracts S. 419-426

„… English Abstracts Francesco Fronterotta, Plato’s Conception of the Self. The Mind-Body Problem and …” „… soul and body in the Timaeus as an antecedent of the modern standard ver-sion of the mind-body …” „… interactionist dualism. The following points are discussed:1. Soul and body as distinct substances (Tim. 30a-b …”

Francesca Masi Memory, self and self-determination. The mind-body relation in Epicurus’ psychology S. 203-230

„… Francesca Masiposition of the soul, the nature of the soul-body relation, environmen-tal influences) and on …” „… causal relation between body and soul that stands at its basis. According to Epicurus, the soul is a …” „… relation between the soul and the rest of the body as an aggregate, see too Repici (s. n. 27), p. 382. 30 I …”

Bibliographie S. 397-418

„… , 3(2)/1989, S. 165-173.E. Berti, „Aristotele e il Mind-Body Problem“, in: Iride, 23/1998, p. 43-62.B. Besnier …” „… . Contributions de la philosophie, Lausanne 2008, S. 19-39.S. Broadie, „Soul and Body in Plato and Descartes“, in …” „… Gregory. Mind, Soul and Body in 4th Century CE, Farnham 2009.P. H. Crowley, M. K. Hart, „Evolutionary …”

Jörn Müller Leib-Seele-Dualismus? Zur Anthropologie beim späten Platon S. 59-96

„… besonderem Augen-10 Vgl. T. Johansen, „Body, Soul, and Tripartition in Plato’s Timaeus“, in: Oxford Studies …” „… the late phase, conceived of the soul as a power (dynamis) of the body and seems in virtual agreement …” „… mit Blick auf den Timaios ähnlich: „[B]ody is differentiated from soul by its specific spatial …”

Sabine Föllinger Das Denken als psychosomatischer Prozess in der antiken Medizin und Philosophie S. 139-154

„… . Rocca (wie Anm. 18), S. 64-66.47 Vgl. H. von Staden, „Body, Soul, and Nerves: Epicurus, Herophilus …” „… saying something about the structure of the soul if one is explaining the structure of the body that …” „… jetzt jedoch zu einem nicht mehr verdrängbaren Problem. Verantwort-lich für diese Zuspitzung zeichnen …”

Sabine Föllinger, Diego De Brasi Einleitung S. 9-32

„… , Beiträge zur Altertumskunde, 215, München, Leipzig 2006; R. A. H. King, Common to Body and Soul …” „… . Frede, B. Reis (Hrsg.), Body and Soul in Ancient Philosophy, Berlin, New York 2009.46 Zu Nemesios von …” „… Demiurg in Platons Dialog Timaios den Versuch einer Erklärung des sogenann-ten mindbody-Problems …”

Diego De Brasi Eine Neubewertung des Körpers. Anthropologie und Glauben in den Schriften zur menschlichen Natur des Nemesios von Emesa und Gregor von Nyssa S. 377-396

„… . Corrigan, Evagrius and Gregory. Mind, Soul and Body in 4th Century CE, Farnham 2009, S. 145-149; L. F …” „… psychosomatische integrale Einheit des Menschen.10 Gregor und Nemesios fassen in der Tat das Problem des …” „… . Gregory of Nyssa on The Human Soul, ed. and rev. by C. Cavarnos, Belmont (MA) 2000 (1947), S. 56-71; K …”

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Erik Nis Ostenfeld - Ancient Greek Psychology

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Ancient Greek Psychology

Series: Academia Philosophical Studies

Volume 63 2019

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Recent Work on Plato’s and Aristotle’s Psychology S. 109-150

„… . Especially on his general view of soul and soul and body.1 Sabina Lovibond (1991) comments concisely that …” „… , ‘Plato: Psychology’ (2003), F. Miller, ‘The Platonic Soul’ (2006), V. Karasmanis, ‘Soul and Body in Plato …” „… Plato this soul is not only what animates and moves the body, but also what does the thinking. Hence …”

Plato and Aristotle Today S. 42-105

„… relation of the rest of the soul to the body is unproblematic, there is a genuine mind-body problem in …” „… so described). The later Plato did not think that the soul could exist on its own, without a body …” „… away when the body breaks down (81d). The soul is no longer a vital principle in the clear sense found …”

Bibliography S. 151-170

„… Definition of Soul’, in Durrant (1993). Code, A. ‘Aristotle, Searle and the Mind-Body Problem’, in E. Lepore …” „… Frankel, H. Early Greek Poetry and Philosophy, Oxford 1975. Frede, D. and Body and Soul in Ancient …” „… , Cartwright S. Cambridge 2018. Matson, W. I. ‘Why Isn’t the Mind-Body Problem Ancient?’, in Feyerabend and …”

Contrasts in Plato S. 23-34

„… is identical with the soul-body contrast. That is anyhow the impression left by the Phaedo. But …” „… that the body on its own is capable of perceiving. What he says is that the soul brings the body in or …” „… with intelligence). It is the co-operation of the soul with the body that is the true antagonist of …”

Conclusions S. 106-108

„… soul as the (first) realization of the body and meant by this the formal aspect of the body, i.e. what …” „… the late phase, conceived of the soul as a power (dynamis) of the body and seems in virtual …” „… ) mind-body issue. Finally, it was suggested that the modern debate on the mindbody problem might benefit from …”

Index of Subjects S. 173-180

„… , 86, 101, 106 soul/body 22, 24, 118, 127, 130 f., 146 subject(ive)/object(ive) 23, 27 f., 32, 35 …” „… , 86, 93, 101 mind-body problem 7, 20 f., 23, 67, 72, 75, 91 f., 108 mind-body relation 36, 86, 125 f …” „… soul 25 f. part of body 24 causal theory of 80 analogy with thinking 98, 138, 140 soul 7, 24-32 …”

Introduction S. 7-8

„… problem. In that case, they can hardly have had the same notion of soul (mind) as Descartes. But in …” „… Aristotle dealing with the same (or a similar) problem as we are? Or as Descartes was? Second, if the …” „… mind-body issue? We can dub the first question the relevance question and the second one the usefulness …”

Criteria of the Mental S. 9-22

„… language). This is not an obviously plausible solution to the mind-body problem. Dennett’s intentional …” „… functional organization.48 Dennett does not regard the mind-body problem as a question of relating two …” „… contrast’ is meant what especially before Descartes was referred to as ‘the soul-body contrast’. SAP_book …”

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Dieter Hüning, Gideon Stiening , Violetta Stolz - Herder und die Klassische Deutsche Philosophie

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Herder und die Klassische Deutsche Philosophie

Series: problemata

Volume 2016

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Nigel DeSouza On the relation between Herder’s idealism and his theory of the soul–body relationship S. 281-304

„… histheory of the soul–body relationshipNigel DeSouzaIt is both a great pleasure and a great privilege to …” „… soul and body interact.5 These will both figure prominently in3 Herder, Journal meiner Reise im Jahr …” „… Main 1997, 30.4 Ibid., 33 f.5 I have explored Herder’s theory of soul–body interaction in Nigel DeSouza …”

Andree Hahmann »Was hat Zeit mit dem Wesen der Substanz und dem Unwesen der Erscheinung zu tun?«. Herders Metakritik im Spiegel seiner Substanzkonzeption S. 235-264

„… Aristotle’s De anima: Mistaking categories? in: Body andSoul in Ancient Philosophy (hg. v. Dorothea …” „… abgibt.Dies, so Kant weiter, ist hingegen kein Problem, wenn man so wie er vor-aussetzt, dass man es nur mit …” „… 412b6–413a10. Zum Hylemorphismus bei Aristoteles siehe ChristopherShields, The priority of soul in …”

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Alexander D. Ornella, Stefanie Knauss, Anna-Katharina Höpflinger - Commun(icat)ing Bodies

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Commun(icat)ing Bodies

Series: Religion - Wirtschaft - Politik

Volume 11 2015

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Ruy Llera Blanes The Possessed Body. Anthropologies of Corporeality in Religious Contexts S. 236-257

„… commonsense assumption of a heritage of body/soul dichotomy – or the western problem of monism and dualism …” „… ” encyclopaedic reflections on the nature of body and soul – reflections that produced comparative speculation …” „… soul” of the body in different cultures or of the impact of the soul, as an invisible entity, on the …”

Alexander Darius Ornella Opening Up and Closing Down. Bodies – Technologies – Boundaries S. 132-187

„… implicit relationship between a material body and its inhabiting soul underwrites our reception of these …” „… the mind or soul over the physical body, thinking of the latter in Plato’s words as a prison house …” „… . This fundamental divide between the body and the soul was institutionalised in modern philosophy by …”

Rebecca Sachs Norris Methodology of the Study of Body and Religion. Reflections on Salience and Reflexivity S. 326-367

„… materialistic view of body and senses, which is part of the basis of the body/soul, body …” „… in body, heart or soul. Whether in the eye of the mind or before the eyes of the body.64 This …” „… written text, is symbolic, seeing everything – even body – through the lens of text, is a problem. For …”

Enzo Pace Body-God. Religion and Systems Theory S. 300-325

„… religions I have mentioned above, the body is a sort of living book of the soul, to refer to the …” „… Enzo Pace Body-God Religion and Systems Theory Introduction According to Rig Veda, an ancient …” „… origin of human society is the dismembered body of a primal giant cosmic man, Purusha. He was …”

Anna-Katharina Höpflinger, Stefanie Knauss, Alexander Darius Ornella Introduction. Body, Communication and Religion S. 12-25

„… ; Norris points out the methodlogical problem of body being at the same time subject and object of study …” „… symbols; Caflisch and Zwicky refer to the problem of diachronic body studies when the bodies studied are …” „… . This problematises the assumption of body as a symbol of boundaries, in particular in the context of …”

Stefanie Knauss A Sacramental Medium. Reflections on a Christian Theological Anthropology of the Sexual Human Being S. 32-61

„… described as a sign of a lack of knowledge or of a logical problem to be solved.67 Cartesian body …” „… these goals, I propose that understanding the body as a medium can be a useful conceptual frame, for …” „… I understand and use the concept of the body as a medium, in particular in the context of a …”

Wioleta Polinska Food, Bodies and Ecosystems. Insights from Catholic and Buddhist Contemplative Traditions S. 104-127

„… continue to elude us.1 The body has been a central medium for religious systems both in the past and …” „… body, body and eating serve as focal points of Christian theological imagination. In what follows, I …” „… will employ the medium of the body to study the practice of food consumption. In order to examine the …”

Paola von Wyss-Giacosa Confronting Asia’s “Idolatrous Body” Reading some Early Modern European Sources on Indian Religion S. 388-425

„… Paola von Wyss-Giacosa Confronting Asia’s “Idolatrous Body” Reading some Early Modern European …” „… : Roberts/Donaldson 2004, 312–313. Cf. also Tertullianus, De spectaculis, II. Confronting Asia’s “Idolatrous Body …” „… Christianity.” Confronting Asia’s “Idolatrous Body” 391 studied – judgementally but still inclusively – as a …”

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