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Luc Brisson, Arnaud Macé, Olivier Renaut - Plato’s Parmenides

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Luc Brisson (ed.), Arnaud Macé (ed.), Olivier Renaut (ed.)

Plato’s Parmenides

Series: International Plato Studies

Volume 41 2022

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Mateo Duque “Οὐκ ἔστιν” (141e8): The Performative Contradiction of the First Hypothesis S. 347-354

„… listener/reader must do in figuring out the meaning of Parmenides’ gymnastic exercise.Reconsidering the final …” „… UniversityAt the end of the first hypothesis, Parmenides gets Aristotle to agree that being [οὐσία] must be in …” „… time; that is, that being must partake in at least one of the temporal modes: either to have been in …”

I-Kai Jeng Nonbeing and the Final Four Deductions in Plato’s Parmenides S. 453-466

„… begin with the hypothesis “if one is not,” should be read together as a single argument. In the second …” „… question must be confronted. On the one hand, Plato presents his own philosophy as the true heir to …” „… not-so-Parmenidean ones in the Parmenides must, I believe, have some connection. In this respect, an investigation …”

Mary-Louise Gill Exercise on Being: The ἀγών of Heraclitus and Parmenides S. 149-162

„… ; 129d6−130a2).To solve the puzzle about being, Plato’s readers must recognize that changerests and rest …” „… successfully in the third deduction.As I read Part II, the exercise contains four antinomies. The last lines of …” „… conclusion.Since one or the other of the two hypotheses must be true—that one is or that it is not—we should ask …”

Maurizio Migliori The many meanings of the One in Plato’s Parmenides S. 299-308

„… primary goal of exposing a thought that must be learned by the reader. On the contrary, especially for the …” „… most important topics and problems, it must limit itself to some allusions that push the reader on the …” „… an important “game”, because philosophy must be practiced, not passively learned. On this basis it is …”

Eric Sanday The Subject and Number of Hypotheses in Plato’s Parmenides S. 309-316

„… the form of unity. We are meant to read the hypotheses with the question in mind, “what one is this …” „… read the hypotheses with the question in mind, “what one is this?” If we do so, we are confronted with …” „… Meinwald 1991, think that the Greek must be emended to yield the sense, i.e. “if [a] one is or [a] one is …”

Sergio Di Girolamo Parmenides’ hypothesis behind Plato’s Parmenides: ‘all the things are collectively called ἓν ὄν’ (Sph. 242d6) S. 173-182

„… shorter formulations (ἕν, 128b3; ἕν ἐστι, 128d1; ἓν εἶναι, 128d6);1 finally, at 129b5, in what must be …” „… [f], one arrives at two conclusions: there must be a philosophical matching between the meaning of …” „… in [f] because the Eleatic Stranger must consider ἕν and ὄν as two names the monists use with …”

D. Gregory MacIsaac Plato’s Account of Eleaticism: A New Interpretation of Parmenides S. 67-74

„… fact many, which is taken to be impossible. At the end of the argument, the reader must conclude that …” „… Developmentalism, that Plato is criticising his own ‘middle’ theory of forms. Instead, I read the dialogue as …” „… step-by-step elimination of the many, so that its readers have no choice but to accept the sole One. Against …”

Alessio Santoro Eleatic training. The aim and uses of dialectic in Plato’s Parmenides and Aristotle’s Topics S. 201-208

„… being or as not being or as having any other property, you must examine the consequences for the thing …” „… , and in relation to several of them and to all of them in the same way; and, in turn, you must examine …” „… occasion, whether what you hypothesize you hypothesize as being or as not being. All this you must do if …”

Dougal Blyth Dialectic and Forms in Prm. 137c-144e S. 339-346

„… the reader needs to correct in order to think properly about forms. The focus is on the treatment of …” „… two arguments of the second deduction, despite the admission that the One must somehow join with Being …” „… , producing paradoxes and self-contradictions. If so, we, like Socrates (silently reflecting now), must …”

Carolina Araújo Ousia and dunamis in the greatest aporia (Prm. 133b4-135b4) S. 279-286

„… ). The whole point of the greatest aporia is that a philosopher must refute relativism.Plato, Parmenides …” „… greatest aporia is that a philosopher must refute relativism.* This research also received funds from …” „… ) understands that, because we do not possess forms, we must postulate a third set of items: immanent characters …”

Harold Tarrant Apuleian Evidence regarding Pre-Plotinian Interpretation of the Parmenides S. 483-490

„… explain why Coptic versions of the Gnostic treatises read by Plotinus also presuppose such a metaphysical …” „… interpretations involving two (or more) divine Ones, in much the same way as he prefers to read Ep. II 312e …” „… difficulties over certain words, the twin sources would probably be clear. We read: Sed haec de Deo sentit …”

Noburu Notomi Homonymy and Similarity in Plato’s Parmenides S. 211-220

„… (χωρίς) and participation (μετέχειν) (128e5–129b1, 130b2–5), strongly remind us, readers of Plato’s …” „… . Plato’s reaction to the Eleatics has a crucial significance in the later dialogues.I must also note that …” „… secure the other possibility, namely, the soul’s transcendence. If this is correct, it must 2 Cf. Notomi …”

Jens Kristian Larsen On common forms and dialectical inquiry in Plato’ Parmenides S. 183-192

„… to convey to its readers as regards the questions what ontological status forms have and for what …” „… indicate that Parmenides must be suggesting that we need to posit, at least, certain general forms such as …” „… related.The claim that Parmenides is suggesting only that at least certain forms must be posited for the …”

Samuel Meister Gunk in the Third Deduction of Plato’s Parmenides S. 393-400

„… that “the things other than the One must be one complete whole which has parts” (157e4-5). Literally …” „… , which does not seem to imply that they must be exclusively Forms or exclusively sensible objects. – I …” „… ], too, must partake of the One. For if every single one (ἕκαστον) of them is a part, surely ‘single one …”

Jan Szaif Pseudo-Objects in a World of Seeming (Prm. 164b–165e) S. 439-452

„… results to dismiss them as mere play. I’ll therefore opt for a middle path and shall read the deductions …” „… as dialectical experiments that guide the reader toward the discovery of important philosophical …” „… must appear as odd or even amounts. This is, however, an untrue appearance (οὐκ ἀληθῶς φαίνεται, e2-3 …”

Nikos G. Charalabopoulos Road to Academy. The implicit protreptics of Plato’s Parmenides S. 25-32

„… Parmenides itself. For here the reader is confronted with at least three oddities, three unique features …” „… 126c7) and learnt by heart the conversation between Parmenides, Zeno, and Socrates since he had read …” „… , but their content is never to be revealed to Plato’s reader – albeit, perhaps, only indirectly in the …”

Sandra Peterson Socrates Objects to Zeno at 128e-129a in Plato’s Parmenides S. 83-90

„… . ‘Spontaneous and immediate response’ refers * This essay develops a point from the talk that I read at the very …” „… , then they must be both like and unlike, but that is impossible; for (γὰρ) unlikes (τὰ ἀνόμοια) can’t be …” „… ). (I remind the reader that ‘what unlike is’ is a perfectly ordinary expression, as in, ‘If a butterfly …”

André Luiz Braga da Silva The “Ideas as thoughts” hypothesis of Parmenides 132b-c: a historical approach S. 59-66

„… Neoplatonician does not mention any ancient commentator who reads the passage differently.59and desperate shot of …” „… , Parmenides begins establishing that every “thought” must have a content; hence, the act of thinking is …” „… is supposedly refuted by only one argument based on the participation (T3). It must be noted that the …”

Irina Protopopova The Parmenides and the Typology of eide (according to Plato’s Hippias Major, Protagoras, Republic, and Sophist) S. 229-238

„… my paper. Therefore, I would like the reader to keep in mind this passage from the Sophist for …” „… us by ourselves must be two, and if each of us is one, then both must be one as well? (Hp. Ma. 301d5 …” „… outlined at the beginning of the Parmenides — that an eidos must both remain itself and separate from …”

Kezhou Liu The Problem of Separation in Plato’s Parmenides S. 287-296

„… Zeno read about a while ago?” (Prm. 130a9–b5)What Parmenides clearly proposes here is a symmetrical …” „… . Now, to explain the resemblance of Ls to L1, another Form of largeness L2 must be added, “by which (ᾧ …” „… )” Ls and L1 are all large. Moreover, again another Form of LargenessL3 must be added to make sure that …”

Beatriz Bossi Why is the ‘greatest’ difficulty neither great nor consistent? (Prm. 133b-134e) S. 253-260

„… . Accordingly, it would be an error to believe that due to their being αὑτὰ καθ᾽αὑτὰ, the Forms must be …” „… two types of knowledge must be completely separated from one another (134d5-7). If this most perfect …” „… dialogue can be understood as a whole, because the difficulties raised in the first part are to be read in …”

Lorenzo Giovannetti Structure and sense of the seventh deduction in Prm. 164b5-165e1 S. 431-438

„… because the latter are smaller than the sum they compose. A hard to read statement follows: every mass is …” „… order to be distinct, the many states must differ from each other and therefore must display different …”

Antonino Spinelli Sind die Ideen wirklich unteilbar? Zur zweifachen Natur der platonischen Formen (Prm. 131a-e) S. 221-228

„… and of the presence of forms in sensible things, which are introduced by Parmenides, must be denied in …” „… scene invites the reader to search the second part for methodical tools that help to resolve the aporia …”

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Thomas Buchheim , Volker Gerhardt, Matthias Lutz-Bachmann, Isabelle Mandrella, Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer, Wilhelm Vossenkuhl - Philosophisches Jahrbuch 2/2021

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Thomas Buchheim (ed.), Volker Gerhardt (ed.), Matthias Lutz-Bachmann (ed.), Isabelle Mandrella (ed.), Pirmin Stekeler-Weithofer (ed.), Wilhelm Vossenkuhl (ed.)

Philosophisches Jahrbuch 2/2021

Series: Philosophisches Jahrbuch

Volume 128/2 2021

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Geo Siegwart Toivo J. Holopainen, A Historical Study of Anselm’s Proslogion. Argument, Devotion and Rhetoric S. 403-405

„… must-read for advanced connoisseurs of the P. Geo Siegwart (Greifswald) siegwart@uni-greifswald.de Christoph …” „… study is a historical introduction to the Proslogion. The idea is to explain some things that the reader …” „… needs to be familiar with in order to be able to read and understand the Proslogion in a historically …”

Reinhard Mehring Christoph Kann, Die Sprache der Philosophie S. 405-407

„… must-read for advanced connoisseurs of the P. Geo Siegwart (Greifswald) siegwart@uni-greifswald.de Christoph …” „… the readers deeply involved in the rational analysis of faith before they start to suspect anything …” „… our present existence and must not be confused with that of the direct vision of God in the hereafter …”

Luciano Floridi Replies to Broy, Gabriel, Grunwald, Hagengruber, Kriebitz, Lütge, Max, Misselhorn, and Rehbein S. 378-393

„… inform readers of the article that it is only an abridged version (ca. 17,000 words) of a book (ca …” „… oversight. I know, of course, about actor-network theory. I read more essays by my students about it every …” „… the objections, I must clarify that they are directed to someone else’s position, not mine. All my …”

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Hanna Nohe, Stefanie Stockhorst - Das achtzehnte Jahrhundert 44/2

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Das achtzehnte Jahrhundert 44/2

Series: Das achtzehnte Jahrhundert

Volume 2020

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Cornelia Dahmer »You are now in your fifteenth year, and must soon act for yourself«: Age and Gender in Eighteenth-Century Female Conduct Books S. 172-191

„… 172»You are now in your fifteenth year, and must soon act for yourself«:1 Age and Gender in …” „… , with at least 16 new editions during the remaining decades of the century,2 and have been read as the …” „… inexperienced young female reader (»Young Women«6 or »Young Ladies«7) and aim to pass on the author’s 1 Hester …”

Ana Rueda At the Crossroads of Age and Gender: Widowhood in the Spanish Long Eighteenth Century S. 228-248

„… birth to in her three marriages, Francisca is her only surviving offspring (I,4). If we must give …” „… anxiety.48 Since widows must often take on male roles that married and single women may not perform, they …” „… , the piece, subtitled Historieta bizarra de la China (›Bizarre Chinese Vi-gnette‹), strikes the reader …”

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Dominique F. Miething - Anarchistische Deutungen der Philosophie Friedrich Nietzsches

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Anarchistische Deutungen der Philosophie Friedrich Nietzsches

2016

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5. Großbritannien S. 254-339

„… Fields, Factories and Workshops and Mutual Aid in particular were directed to British readers.11 …” „… Herbert Read und Dora Marsden. Marsden, deren Deutung in Kapitel 5.2 behandelt wird, verfolgte mit ihrer …” „… . Siehe ferner: Adams, Kropotkin, Read and the Intellectual History of British Anarchism. 12 Thatcher …”

1. Einleitung S. 15-61

„… Kropotkin, Dora Marsden (1882-1960) und Herbert Read (1893-1968) ein weiteres entscheidendes Zentrum der …” „… Generation von Anarchistinnen und Anarchisten. Mit Herbert Reads noch 1947 bei der British Broadcasting …” „… monsters”, he logically should be an anarchist. But one must never expect logic from Nietzsche. And when …”

2. Theoretischer Rahmen S. 62-106

„… Frustration: “Of all the major ideologies confronting the students of politics, anarchism must be one of the …” „… . Woodcock, The Anarchist Reader, 16; Marshall, Demanding the Impossible, 3; Dupuis-Déri, “Anarchism”, 73 …” „… , must be continually fought over for by free growing and initiation; otherwise they are empty. This is …”

6. USA S. 340-449

„… hereditary monarchy and of majority government by representation. The repudidation of tyranny must ultimately …” „… Vokabular zurück: “The ‘will to govern’ must not be confused with the ‘will to power.’ The will to govern is …” „… race of egoists. Freedom cannot be granted. It must be taken. To convert the exploiters to altruism is …”

4. Deutschland S. 149-253

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Betiel Wasihun - Narrating Surveillance - Überwachen erzählen

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Narrating Surveillance - Überwachen erzählen

Series: Literatur - Kultur - Theorie

Volume 28 2019

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Florian Zappe “And from this moment on, we know nothing” – Ellipsis, Epistemology, and the Anti-Detective Novel S. 211-224

„… experience of a detective story resembles an act of surveillance as “readers must store and recall key pieces …” „… Santesso for example lament the limitations of this dominant perspective and read it as an expression of a …” „… susceptible to some of the same temptations as literature. (10) Although the two concepts must not be confused …”

Mary Wilson From Stall to Screen: Reading Surveillance in Thomas Pynchon’s Bleeding Edge S. 225-244

„… not anticipate, he writes, was the technological advancements that would perfect this will. We must …” „… tend to be paranoid (or at least symptomatic) readers, who look beyond the visible surface as if, in …” „… Tristero. The circuit card transforms into the computer, and Maxine tries again to read through the visible …”

Jeffrey Clapp The Unique Identity Project: Surveillance Society and Democratic Culture in Aravind Adiga’s India S. 143-168

„… , industry, and society at large. For example, in order to pay income tax in India, one must link one’s …” „… Permanent Account Number or PAN card to one’s Aadhaar number. New bank accounts in India must be linked to …” „… an Aadhaar number. So must cellphone SIM cards.1 There have been constant reports of new fields …”

Monika Fludernik Surveillance in Narrative: Post-Foucauldian Interventions S. 43-74

„… , and work; statutory pinning to an administrative identity in which one must recognize oneself through …” „… the start, established once and for all, is the biographical reality with which the patient must …” „… will then become dynamic since that person must be followed both physically and communicationally …”

Christoph Bode Totalitarianism by Consent: Orwell, Huxley, and Capitalism in the Stage of Corporate Surveillance S. 21-42

„… read, written by Goldstein himself, says O’Brien, an analysis of the society of Oceania. However …” „… .” And then the third-person narrator continues, voicing Winston’s ideas, “If there was hope, it must lie …” „… Winston Smith, are subjected to – or voluntarily submit to. One of the reasons we, as readers, have been …”

Betiel Wasihun Introduction: Narrating Surveillance S. 7-20

„… reader or viewer any sense of security as are any definite consequences stemming from the act. Just as …” „… Studies, it is therefore possible to say that what we know about surveillance we know from having read “a …” „… wiretapping. We may have read about data mining and Echelon, but we cannot estimate the actual impact these …”

Catherine Zimmer Surveillance Cinema: Narrative between Technology and Politics S. 91-110

„… the important phenomenological point that the power dynamics of the cinematic look must be considered …” „… to read the psychologizing of characters as allegory for social/political formations.7 For White …” „… Settlement,’ which insists, beyond that we must account for the pathological and the political, that “the …”

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