Focusing on philosophical method in Augustine's early dialogues, explains their pedagogical program and its relevance to current debates.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Erik Kenyon holds a Ph.D. in Classics from Cornell University and since 2012 he has taught courses in philosophy, classics and humanities at Rollins College, Florida.
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Introduction: back to the drawing board 1. The pursuit of wisdom: Contra Academicos 2. From Plato to Augustine 3. The measure of happiness: De beata vita 4. God's classroom: De ordine and De Musica 5. An advanced course: Soliloquia + De immortalitate animae 6. Philosophy and kathartic virtue: De quantitate animae 7. Piety, pride and the problem of evil: De libero arbitrio Conclusion: Augustine and the academy today.
Introduction: back to the drawing board 1. The pursuit of wisdom: Contra Academicos 2. From Plato to Augustine 3. The measure of happiness: De beata vita 4. God's classroom: De ordine and De Musica 5. An advanced course: Soliloquia + De immortalitate animae 6. Philosophy and kathartic virtue: De quantitate animae 7. Piety, pride and the problem of evil: De libero arbitrio Conclusion: Augustine and the academy today.
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