Richesse et pauvrete chez les philosophes de l’Antiquite
Edited by Etienne Helmer Contributions by Sandrine Alexandre Contributions by Mauro Bonazzi Contributions by Louis-Andre Dorion Contributions by Marc-Antoine Gavray Contributions by Etienne Helmer Contributions by Suzanne Husson Contributions by Annie Larivee Contributions by Laurent Lavaud Contributions by Pierre-Marie Morel Contributions by Charlotte Murgier Contributions by Adriana Tabosa Contributions by Fulcran Teisserenc
Paperback (Published)
(September 2016)
ISBN: 9782711626854
5.31 x 8.46 inches
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D’ou vient l’interet des philosophes de l’Antiquite pour la richesse et la pauvrete, alors qu’elles ne sont censees affecter ni le bien agir ni, surtout, la recherche du vrai? Ce volume pose pour la premiere fois cette question, en suit les modalites diverses des premiers sophistes a Saint Augustin, et tente de degager les constantes et les ruptures qui jalonnent un probleme trop peu explore. Car richesse et pauvrete ne sont pas, pour les animaux sociaux que nous sommes, des conditions accessoires, elles affectent tous les domaines et font l’objet d’une reflexion portant aussi bien sur la facon de les definir et la valeur ethique a leur accorder qu’a leurs implications sociales, economiques et politiques. Les etudes reunies dans ce volume soulignent l’importance de ce theme dans la pensee antique, mais elles fournissent egalement des outils d’analyse d’une actualite si frappante qu’ils peuvent nous inviter a nous en inspirer.
- Edited by Etienne Helmer
- Contributions by Sandrine Alexandre
- Contributions by Mauro Bonazzi
- Contributions by Louis-Andre Dorion
- Contributions by Marc-Antoine Gavray
- Contributions by Etienne Helmer
- Contributions by Suzanne Husson
- Contributions by Annie Larivee
- Contributions by Laurent Lavaud
- Contributions by Pierre-Marie Morel
- Contributions by Charlotte Murgier
- Contributions by Adriana Tabosa
- Contributions by Fulcran Teisserenc
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