Dans le cadre d'un ensemble d'articles sur Isocrate (rassemblés par Christian Bouchet et Pascale Giovannelli-Jouanna)International audienceThe relation between medical practice and the use of speech in its rhetorical, political and philosophical aspects is at work in Isocrates (Busiris 21-22; On Peace 39-40). This statement includes Isocrates among those (sophists, historians, philosophers) who refer, recurrently, to this relation. Taking the Busiris, and the difficulties that it raises, as a starting point, the purpose of this study is to try to measure the scope of this relation between medicine and philosophy in the Isocratean writings and to highlight its educational, political and epistemological issues; to show to what extent the refe...
Hippocrates of Cos, the fifth century BC physician, was famous in antiquity and his name continues t...
Cette journée d’étude entend interroger le rapport entre la pensée médicale et l’altérité à des époq...
This article analyses the three epideictic orations of Isocrates which are in themselves a precious ...
Dans le cadre d'un ensemble d'articles sur Isocrate (rassemblés par Christian Bouchet et Pascale Gio...
Here is proposed an overview of Isocrates’ writings according to their chronological order, with a s...
International audienceThe Panathenaicus is used to be regarded as a complicated discourse and hard t...
Isocrates and the vocabulary of personnel power : king, monarch and tyran. Isocrates shows some hes...
In his work, Isocrates the rhetorician gives vent to an exalted praise of his own intellectual and l...
International audienceIn traditional historiography, politics are often defined in a narrow institut...
This paper attempts to elucidate how Isocrates’ self-fashioning as an apragmôn serves as a means of ...
Isocrates's texts are full of comments and advices about kingship. And many are the kings (mythologi...
A man named Isocrates took part in the games organized by Artemise, and especially in funeral oratio...
Les courants ésotériques modernes forment un aspect de l’histoire intellectuelle et culturelle des s...
An analogy between the images of two persons, Timotheus, son of Conon, and Philip of Macedon, in wr...
This article, based on the paper read at Colloquium Balticum XI Lundense (Lund, November 8–10, 2012)...
Hippocrates of Cos, the fifth century BC physician, was famous in antiquity and his name continues t...
Cette journée d’étude entend interroger le rapport entre la pensée médicale et l’altérité à des époq...
This article analyses the three epideictic orations of Isocrates which are in themselves a precious ...
Dans le cadre d'un ensemble d'articles sur Isocrate (rassemblés par Christian Bouchet et Pascale Gio...
Here is proposed an overview of Isocrates’ writings according to their chronological order, with a s...
International audienceThe Panathenaicus is used to be regarded as a complicated discourse and hard t...
Isocrates and the vocabulary of personnel power : king, monarch and tyran. Isocrates shows some hes...
In his work, Isocrates the rhetorician gives vent to an exalted praise of his own intellectual and l...
International audienceIn traditional historiography, politics are often defined in a narrow institut...
This paper attempts to elucidate how Isocrates’ self-fashioning as an apragmôn serves as a means of ...
Isocrates's texts are full of comments and advices about kingship. And many are the kings (mythologi...
A man named Isocrates took part in the games organized by Artemise, and especially in funeral oratio...
Les courants ésotériques modernes forment un aspect de l’histoire intellectuelle et culturelle des s...
An analogy between the images of two persons, Timotheus, son of Conon, and Philip of Macedon, in wr...
This article, based on the paper read at Colloquium Balticum XI Lundense (Lund, November 8–10, 2012)...
Hippocrates of Cos, the fifth century BC physician, was famous in antiquity and his name continues t...
Cette journée d’étude entend interroger le rapport entre la pensée médicale et l’altérité à des époq...
This article analyses the three epideictic orations of Isocrates which are in themselves a precious ...