The Selected Writings of Pierre Hadot by Hadot, Pierre -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half-Title Page Series Page Title Page Contents Foreword by Arnold I. Davidson and Daniele Lorenzini Introduction: Situating Hadot Today Part One Key Parameters 1 My Books and My Research 2 The Ancient Philosophers 3 Ancient Philosophy: An Ethics or a Practice? 4 The Oral Teaching of Plato Part Two Aspects 5 Conversion 6 The Divisions of the Parts of Philosophy in Antiquity 7 Philosophy, Dialectic and Rhetoric in Antiquity Part Three Nature 8 Ancient Man and Nature 9 The Genius of Place in Ancient Greece Part Four Figures 10 The Figure of the Sage in Greek and Roman Antiquity 11 Physics as Spiritual Exercise, or Pessimism and Optimism in Marcus Aurelius 12 An Interrupted Dialogue with Michel Foucault: Convergences and Divergences Part Five Ends 13 The End of Paganism 14 Models of Happiness Proposed by the Ancient Philosophers References Index Locorum Index of Proper Names Copyright

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