Información General

• Autores: Beatriz Bossi (coord.), Thomas Robinson (coord.)
• Editores: De Gruyter Mouton
• Año de publicación: 2019
• Colecciones: Trends in classics - supplementary volumes, 68
• País: Alemania
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-3-11-071016-8, 978-3-11-060463-4, 978-3-11-060554-9, 978-3-11-060491-7
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Listado de artículos

• • Part I: Defining the Place of the Statesman

    • Taking Frustration Seriously. Reading Plato’s Statesman as a Protreptic to Political Science

      Annie Larivée

      págs. 11-34

      

    • The Multifocal Approach: The Statesman as the Key to Plato’s Political Philosophy

      Maurizio Migliori

      págs. 35-52

      

  • Part II: What Kind of ‘Science’ of Government?

    • Theoretical, not practical: the opening arguments of Plato’s Politicus (Plt., 258e–259d)

      Dimitri El Murr

      págs. 55-72

      

    • True and Correct in the Politicus

      Giovanni Casertano

      págs. 73-84

      

  • Part III: Interpreting the Myth

    • Paradigm, Form and the Good in Plato’s Statesman: The Myth Revisited

      David A. White

      págs. 87-106

      

    • God and Cosmos in Politicus 269c–270a and Aristotle

      Dougal Blyth

      págs. 107-118

      

    • Plato’s Reign of Kronos: Proclus’ Interpretation of the Myth in the Politicus

      José María Zamora Calvo

      págs. 119-140

      

    • Demiurgy in Heavens. An Ancient Account in Plato’s Statesman

      Anna Motta

      págs. 141-156

      

  • Part IV: Measuring, Weaving and Women

    • The avoidance of errors, a sense of «due measure»

      Josep Monserrat i Molas

      págs. 159-170

      

    • On the Art of Weaving and the Act of Thinking in Plato’s Statesman

      Gislene Vale dos Santos

      págs. 171-182

      

    • Weaving the Polis. Reading Plato’s Statesman (279a–283d)

      Nuria Sánchez Madrid

      págs. 183-194

      

    • Plato’s Stateswomen

      Thomas Robinson

      págs. 195-206

      

  • Part V: The Statesman and the Sophist

    • Mimesis in the Politicus

      Lidia Palumbo

      págs. 209-230

      

    • The very difficult separation from the chorus of the greatest magician of all the sophists

      Laura Candiotto

      págs. 231-246

      

  • Part VI: Wisdom and Law

    • On the Limits of Law and the Sovereignty of the Wise. Conjectures about the Primacy of Law in Plato’s Statesman

      Miriam C. D. Peixoto

      págs. 249-262

      

  • Part VII: Bonds and Virtues

    • Divine and Human Bonds: The Essence of the Art of Politics

      Giovanni Giorgini

      págs. 265-286

      

    • On Virtue and Wisdom in the Protagoras, the Phaedo and the Politicus: One Thesis or Several?

      Beatriz Bossi

      págs. 287-308

      

    • ‘Moderation’ and Courage in Plato’s Politicus (305e–311c)

      Christopher J. Rowe

      págs. 309-326