Corps et ame
Etudes sur le De Anima d'Aristote
Conductor Gilbert Romeyer Dherbey Edited by Cristina Viano Contributions by Pierre Aubenque Contributions by Michel Bastit Contributions by Enrico Berti Contributions by Richard Bodeus Contributions by Robert Bolton Contributions by Jacques Brunschwig Contributions by Myles Burnyeat Contributions by Monique Canto-Sperber Contributions by Barbara Cassin Contributions by Francoise Caujolle-Zaslawsky Contributions by Michel Fattal Contributions by Michael Frede Contributions by Jean Frere Contributions by Michel Gourinat Contributions by Pierre Hadot Contributions by Margherita Isnardi Parente Contributions by Jerome Laurent Contributions by Mario Mignucci Contributions by Michel Narcy Contributions by Pierre Pellegrin Contributions by Guillaume Rocca-Serra Contributions by Pierre Rodrigo Contributions by Gilbert Romeyer Dherbey Contributions by Cristina Viano
Paperback (Published)
(May 2019)
ISBN: 9782711612697
5.28 x 8.43 inches
Price: $58.00
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L’ame, c’est-a-dire pour Aristote la vie, est ici saisie dans son immanence au corps ou elle s’incarne, et decrite dans les differentes puissances, qui vont de la sensation a l’intellect, en passant par l’imagination et la motricite.Les etudes ici reunies, qui ont fait l’objet de communications et de discussion durant le seminaire 1990-1992 du Centre de Recherches sur la Pensee Antique (Centre Leon Robin ) de l’Universite Paris-Sorbonne, abordent les problemes selon l’ordre de leur surgissement dans le texte et se presentent ainsi comme un veritable commentaire continu du traite De l’ame, fondement de la psychologie et de la noetique occidentales.
- Conductor Gilbert Romeyer Dherbey
- Edited by Cristina Viano
- Contributions by Pierre Aubenque
- Contributions by Michel Bastit
- Contributions by Enrico Berti
- Contributions by Richard Bodeus
- Contributions by Robert Bolton
- Contributions by Jacques Brunschwig
- Contributions by Myles Burnyeat
- Contributions by Monique Canto-Sperber
- Contributions by Barbara Cassin
- Contributions by Francoise Caujolle-Zaslawsky
- Contributions by Michel Fattal
- Contributions by Michael Frede
- Contributions by Jean Frere
- Contributions by Michel Gourinat
- Contributions by Pierre Hadot
- Contributions by Margherita Isnardi Parente
- Contributions by Jerome Laurent
- Contributions by Mario Mignucci
- Contributions by Michel Narcy
- Contributions by Pierre Pellegrin
- Contributions by Guillaume Rocca-Serra
- Contributions by Pierre Rodrigo
- Contributions by Gilbert Romeyer Dherbey
- Contributions by Cristina Viano
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