Adriel M. Trott is an Assistant Professor at Wabash College. She has published in Polis, Epochè, Parrhesia and the Journal for Speculative Philosophy. She has presented at the Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy, the Ancient Philosophy Society, the Hannah Arendt Circle, philoSophia, and the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy, in addition to many invited papers. She is a regular faculty member at the Collegium Phaenomenologicum in Città di Castello, Italy. She recently won a Faculty Excellence Award for Research, a grant from the Texas division of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and several Faculty Development Awards. Trott's background in politics - having worked on Capitol Hill and on several political campaigns before pursuing her academic career - continues to influence her philosophical work.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The internal principle of change interpretation of nature 2. The four arguments for the naturalness of the polis 3. Logos and the political nature of anthropos 4. The natural rational human and the natural rational polis 5. Deliberation and constitution 6. Natural slaves and silent women: the case for political rule as deliberation.
1. The internal principle of change interpretation of nature 2. The four arguments for the naturalness of the polis 3. Logos and the political nature of anthropos 4. The natural rational human and the natural rational polis 5. Deliberation and constitution 6. Natural slaves and silent women: the case for political rule as deliberation.
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