International audienceIn the book XXV of the Peri physeos, Epicurus sets up a criticism of Democritus, accusing him of ignoring himself and of defending a doctrine that is inconsistent with his deeds. According to Epicurus, the very existence of praise and blame signifies that man must be considered as taking upon himself, partly at least, the responsibility of his acquired character, his thoughts and his deeds. The book XXV of the Peri physeos, far from setting a distance with Democritus' ethics however, must be considered as a reversion towards the Democritean origins by Epicurus and thus, beyond Democritus' successors. the study of the fragments and testimonies concerning Democritus suggests that he defended both the thesis of an exclusi...
Epicurus’ philosophy grew out of his life experiences, contacts, polemics, journeys and other activ...
International audienceAt the end of the 2nd century AD, Alexander of Aphrodise, holder of the Imperi...
Epicurus : god and image of god. Ecstatic "autarkeia". Among the Epicureans the most testified use...
International audienceIn the book XXV of the Peri physeos, Epicurus sets up a criticism of Democritu...
Epicurus' Sovran Maxims XXXI to XXXVIII concerning the right or the justice set out three main diffi...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to emphasize the importance of explanation in Epicure...
Epicurus’ philosophical project is predicated on its eudaimonistic efficacy. His letters and maxims ...
Through a close reading of Plutarch’s Against Colotes 3-9, the paper reconstructs and interprets (1)...
This thesis looks into Epicurus regardless of the Epicureans, in order to emphasize (part I) the fac...
This article aims to present the relation between Diogenes of Oinoanda maxims and what we have as ge...
Le refus épicurien de la vie publique est presque un topos, tant chez les auteurs anciens que modern...
(Spa) El objetivo de este artículo es mostrar la actualidad de la crítica epicúrea a las superst...
The paper is a review-essay of Attila Németh’s book Epicurus on the Self. I analyze i...
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPESThis work presents an interpretat...
© 2012 Dr. Sonya WursterThis thesis demonstrates that the late-republican context, in which Philodem...
Epicurus’ philosophy grew out of his life experiences, contacts, polemics, journeys and other activ...
International audienceAt the end of the 2nd century AD, Alexander of Aphrodise, holder of the Imperi...
Epicurus : god and image of god. Ecstatic "autarkeia". Among the Epicureans the most testified use...
International audienceIn the book XXV of the Peri physeos, Epicurus sets up a criticism of Democritu...
Epicurus' Sovran Maxims XXXI to XXXVIII concerning the right or the justice set out three main diffi...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to emphasize the importance of explanation in Epicure...
Epicurus’ philosophical project is predicated on its eudaimonistic efficacy. His letters and maxims ...
Through a close reading of Plutarch’s Against Colotes 3-9, the paper reconstructs and interprets (1)...
This thesis looks into Epicurus regardless of the Epicureans, in order to emphasize (part I) the fac...
This article aims to present the relation between Diogenes of Oinoanda maxims and what we have as ge...
Le refus épicurien de la vie publique est presque un topos, tant chez les auteurs anciens que modern...
(Spa) El objetivo de este artículo es mostrar la actualidad de la crítica epicúrea a las superst...
The paper is a review-essay of Attila Németh’s book Epicurus on the Self. I analyze i...
Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPESThis work presents an interpretat...
© 2012 Dr. Sonya WursterThis thesis demonstrates that the late-republican context, in which Philodem...
Epicurus’ philosophy grew out of his life experiences, contacts, polemics, journeys and other activ...
International audienceAt the end of the 2nd century AD, Alexander of Aphrodise, holder of the Imperi...
Epicurus : god and image of god. Ecstatic "autarkeia". Among the Epicureans the most testified use...