Protreptics — works of exhortation, either oral or written — to philosophy had a great period of flourishing in the Ancient world (the corpus extends from the first disciples of Socrates to Thémistius) and constituted a truly autonomous genre. This is the central thesis of the paper. The genre's unity depends on formal and material criteria : these are discourses of introduction — either to an individual practice, or to a theoretical cursus — that present philosophy in terms of its finality and center on the person of the hearer or of the reader, who is called to conversion. Their use, in fact, is intimately connected to forms of Ancient philosophy where philosophy is understood to be a way of life, one that must be fully embraced. But the...
Protagoras reçoit dans les Dialogues, notamment dans le Théétète, un traitement différent de celui d...
Le long mythe-logos de Protagoras qui ouvre le dialogue platonicien, n’obtient pas de réponse. Mais ...
This thesis argues that the most prominent account of Protagoras in contemporary rhetorical scholars...
Protreptics — works of exhortation, either oral or written — to philosophy had a great period of fl...
Philosophers writing on Plato’s work during Hellenism and later on in Antiq-uity would often be incl...
The goal of this article is to describe and explain cases of confusion between philosophy and wisdom...
Afin de comprendre le rôle précis des discours protreptiques, nous mettons en évidence dans ce mémoi...
This paper has three major aims. The first is to defend the hypothesis that Aristotle’s lost work Pr...
356 p.Le philosophe n'est pas seulement celui qui interroge le monde et les choses, il est aussi cel...
From Heraclitus to Plato, through Democritus and Epicurus, Greek philosophers agree to acknowledge h...
There has existed a conflict between rhetoric and philosophy ever since the birth of the latter. Thi...
A new translation and edition of Aristotle's Protrepticus (with critical comments on the fragments) ...
Protreptic is a form of rhetoric, textual and oral in form, which exhorts its recipients to reorient...
The so-called Socratic protreptikos is usually seen as a kind of transitory genre departing from the...
The attempt is made here to present the philosophical act in its coherence which is at the same time...
Protagoras reçoit dans les Dialogues, notamment dans le Théétète, un traitement différent de celui d...
Le long mythe-logos de Protagoras qui ouvre le dialogue platonicien, n’obtient pas de réponse. Mais ...
This thesis argues that the most prominent account of Protagoras in contemporary rhetorical scholars...
Protreptics — works of exhortation, either oral or written — to philosophy had a great period of fl...
Philosophers writing on Plato’s work during Hellenism and later on in Antiq-uity would often be incl...
The goal of this article is to describe and explain cases of confusion between philosophy and wisdom...
Afin de comprendre le rôle précis des discours protreptiques, nous mettons en évidence dans ce mémoi...
This paper has three major aims. The first is to defend the hypothesis that Aristotle’s lost work Pr...
356 p.Le philosophe n'est pas seulement celui qui interroge le monde et les choses, il est aussi cel...
From Heraclitus to Plato, through Democritus and Epicurus, Greek philosophers agree to acknowledge h...
There has existed a conflict between rhetoric and philosophy ever since the birth of the latter. Thi...
A new translation and edition of Aristotle's Protrepticus (with critical comments on the fragments) ...
Protreptic is a form of rhetoric, textual and oral in form, which exhorts its recipients to reorient...
The so-called Socratic protreptikos is usually seen as a kind of transitory genre departing from the...
The attempt is made here to present the philosophical act in its coherence which is at the same time...
Protagoras reçoit dans les Dialogues, notamment dans le Théétète, un traitement différent de celui d...
Le long mythe-logos de Protagoras qui ouvre le dialogue platonicien, n’obtient pas de réponse. Mais ...
This thesis argues that the most prominent account of Protagoras in contemporary rhetorical scholars...