In this book, author Gene Fendt shows how Plato's Republic provides a liturgical purification for the political and psychic delusions of readers, even as Socrates provides the same for his interlocutors at the festival of Bendis.
In this book, author Gene Fendt shows how Plato's Republic provides a liturgical purification for the political and psychic delusions of readers, even as Socrates provides the same for his interlocutors at the festival of Bendis.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
GENE FENDT is the Albertus Magnus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Nebraska, Kearney-the very middle of the very middle of the country. It is a place conducive to long reflection. While teaching there for 35 years, he has published work on all the major philosophers (counting Augustine, Anselm, and Aquinas among them) as well as Shakespeare, Pinter, and Tom Stoppard, and has won awards for creative writing in poetry and playwrighting. His most recent previous book is Camus' Plague: Myth for our World (Notre Dame, IN: St. Augustine's Press, 2022).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Plato's Mimetic Art: The Power of the Mimetic, the Complexity of Plato's Art Chapter One: The Madman at the Door: Delusion and Mimetic Art in Republic and Modernity Chapter Two: Psyche's Pharmacy Chapter Three: Enlarging Homer: An Aristophanic Sex Comedy Chapter Four: Out of the Cave: The divided line as pharmaceutical outline of the Republic Interlude: Of analogy, tri-partition, and logical and poetic form Chapter Five: From Mathematics to Social Science: The Six Geometries of Regime in Republic Chapter Six: Polymorphous Perversity: Desires, delusions and catharses of Republic's characters Coda and Prelude: The Liturgical Catharsis of Republic
Introduction: Plato's Mimetic Art: The Power of the Mimetic, the Complexity of Plato's Art Chapter One: The Madman at the Door: Delusion and Mimetic Art in Republic and Modernity Chapter Two: Psyche's Pharmacy Chapter Three: Enlarging Homer: An Aristophanic Sex Comedy Chapter Four: Out of the Cave: The divided line as pharmaceutical outline of the Republic Interlude: Of analogy, tri-partition, and logical and poetic form Chapter Five: From Mathematics to Social Science: The Six Geometries of Regime in Republic Chapter Six: Polymorphous Perversity: Desires, delusions and catharses of Republic's characters Coda and Prelude: The Liturgical Catharsis of Republic
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