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The Realm of <i>Mimesis</i> in Plato: Orality, Writing, and the Ontology of the Image: Brill's Plato Studies Series, cartea 13

Autor Mariangela Esposito
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 7 dec 2022
Plato’s dialogues stand at a transition from orality to literacy. They are living contradictions—partly oral and partly literary. This relationship between orality and writing is one of the most vexed issues in the history of Platonic interpretation and has particular relevance for the progressive erosion of literacy in favour of digitalisation today. This book argues that the relationship between the oral and the written in Plato’s dialogues is not a straightforward opposition, but is instead grounded in ontological analysis and exemplified by the ontology of the image, which appears throughout the Platonic canon.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9789004533110
ISBN-10: 9004533117
Pagini: 181
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
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Notă biografică

Mariangela Esposito received her PhD in Philosophy from the University of Limerick in 2019. She currently works as an Education Specialist at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI). Her research interests include ancient aesthetics, philosophy of emotions, and the contemporary reception of ancient philosophy.

Cuprins

Abstract
Acknowledgements
Premises

Introduction

1 The Critique of Writing in Plato’s Works
1“I Have Discovered a Potion for Memory and for Wisdom”
2“If the Author Is Really Serious, This Book Does not Contain His Best Thoughts”
3“If a Man Has Nothing More Valuable Than What He Has Composed or Written”
4“Nothing More Valuable”
5“He Will Sow Gardens of Letters for the Sake of Amusing Himself”

2 The Critique of Orality in Plato’s Works
1Orality and Vocality
2Myth and Philosophy
3The Arts and the City
4Hermeneia and Responsibility
5Image-Making

3 The Ontology of the Image in Plato’s Works
1
Eidos and Eidolon
2The Ontology of the Pseudos
3Mirrors and Paidia
4Beauty and Wonderment

Conclusion

Afterword
Bibliography
Index