Neoplatonism

Providencia divina y circunstancias humanas en la concepción plotiniana de la acción voluntaria

by Gabriel Martino

DISCUSSIONS ON THE ETERNITY OF THE WORLD IN ANTIQUITY AND IN CONTEMPORARY COSMOLOGY PART II, FROM THE CHURCH FATHERS TO ISLAM

by Michael Chase

Talk given at the annual Tekhne workshop in Berdsk, Novosibirsk, Russia, May 2012

Epístola filosófica de Charles de Bovelles a Guillaume Budé (08/10/1511)

by Daniel González-García

Apud Carolus Bovillus. In hoc opere contenta. Commentarius in primordiales evangelium divi Ioannis. Vita Remundi eremitae. Philosophicae & historicae aliquot Epistolae. Hec de novo castigatius impressa cum nonnullis additionibus & epistolis pluribus. París: Josse Bade van Assche impr., 1º de septiembre de 1514. ff. 47 rº-51 rº.

Zoroastrian Mystic Neoplatonist or Mutezilite? The Curious Case of Said b. Dadhurmuz in terms of His Risala fi al-Tawhid

by veysel kaya

Forthcoming article with the edited Arabic text based on the unique MS in Bursa.

Plato's presence in Blake's works

by Tibor Tarcsay

Another seminar paper, which I once upon a time inteded to elaborate into an article.

The paper examines the influence of Platonic and Neoplatonist ideas in Blake's oevure, and evaluates Blake's changing... more The paper examines the influence of Platonic and Neoplatonist ideas in Blake's oevure, and evaluates Blake's changing attitude towards Plato.

Intellige semper spiritaliter. The role of the Bible in the philosophy of Nicholas of Cusa.

by Matthieu van der Meer

Published in Mediaevalia. An Interdisciplinary Journal of Mediaeval Studies Worldwide, vol. 31 (2010)

Dicusses the relationship of faith and reason in the works of Nicholas of Cusa, arguing that the Scriptures have a... more Dicusses the relationship of faith and reason in the works of Nicholas of Cusa, arguing that the Scriptures have a propaedeutical function in the quest for truth. 

World without end. Nicholas of Cusa’s view on time and eternity

by Matthieu van der Meer

Published in: Zweder von Martels, Alasdair A. Macdonald and Jan Veenstra (eds.), Christian Humanism. Essays in Honor of Arjo Vanderjagt, Studies in Medieval and Reformation Traditions, vol.142, Leiden: Brill Publishers, 2009, pp. 317-337.

Discusses the relationship between Nicholas of Cusa's Neoplatonic concepts of time/eternity and his speculations on... more Discusses the relationship between Nicholas of Cusa's Neoplatonic concepts of time/eternity and his speculations on the Last Day.

“A goodly Paterne”: Neoplatonic Philosophy in Spenser's Hymne to Beautie

by Michelle Golden

Presented at Georgia State University's "New Voices" conference

The Authorship of an Armenian Commentary on Aristotle's Prior Analytics

by Michael Papazian

Neoplatonismo en la lírica del Siglo de Oro: dos sonetos del Conde de Villamediana

by Carlos Mata Indurain

Carlos Mata Induráin, «Neoplatonismo en la lírica del Siglo de Oro: dos sonetos del Conde de Villamediana», en María Jesús Soto (ed.), Revisión del Neoplatonismo, Pamplona, Universidad de Navarra, 2000 (Anuario Filosófico, XXXIII/2, 2000), vol. II, pp. 641-653.

This paper studies some neoplatonic aspects which are detect-able in the love poetry of the Spanish Golden Age,... more This paper studies some neoplatonic aspects which are detect-able in the love poetry of the Spanish Golden Age, particularly in two sonnets of Juan de Tasis y Peralta, Conde de Villamediana (c. 1582-1622).

Simplicius's response to Philoponus' attacks on Aristotle's Physics 8.1

by Michael Chase

My part of the preface to Simplicius on Aristotle Physics 8.5, translated by Michael Chase, Michael Share and Istvan Bodnar (Ancient Commentators on Aristotle), in press

Philoponus in the Arabo-Latin tradition

by Michael Chase

Paper given at the annual Paris conference of the international working group "Aquinas and the Arabs", May 2011

Filosofia Tardoantica - Osservazioni preliminari in R. Chiaradonna (ed.), Filosofia tardoantica. Storia e problemi, Carocci, Roma 2012

by Riccardo Chiaradonna

Pagan energies in Maximus the Confessor: the influence of Proclus on the Ad Thomam 5 in Greek Roman and Byzantine Studies 52.2 (2012) 226-239

by Frederick Lauritzen

Maximus drew on the pagan Proclus in order articulate a passage of Dionysius the Areopagite in such a way as to... more Maximus drew on the pagan Proclus in order articulate a passage of Dionysius the Areopagite in such a way as to support a view of two ‘powers/energies’ of Christ.

Discussions on the Eternity of the World in Late Antquity

by Michael Chase

ΣΧΟΛΗ, Ancient Philosophy and the Classical Tradition 5.2 (2011), 111-173

Review of S.Ahbel-Rappe, Damascius, problems & solutions concerning first principles

by Michael Chase

Internal Journal of the Platonic Tradition 6 (2010), 139-145

R. Chiaradonna, "Energeia et kinêsis chez Plotin et Aristote (Enn. VI, 1, [42], 16. 4-19) ", In Dunamis : autour de la puissance chez Aristote, éd. M. Crubellier, Annick Jaulin et alii, Louvain-La-Neuve, Peeters, 2008, p. 471-491

by Riccardo Chiaradonna

Influencias orientales en los filósofos neoplatónicos

by Patrizia Marzillo

published in: (2010) Maria Regina Candido (ed.), Memórias do Mediterrâneo Antigo, Rio de Janeiro: NEA/UERJ, 136–157.

What to do on the 30th? A neo-Platonic interpretation of Hesiod’s Works and Days 765–8 (forthcoming)

by Patrizia Marzillo

forthcoming in: Jonathan Ben-Dov, Wayne Horowitz and John Steele (eds.), Living the Lunar Calendar, Oxford: Oxbow Books (Calendars and Years 3).

Performing an academic talk. Proclus on Hesiod’s Works and Days

by Patrizia Marzillo

published in: Elizabeth Minchin (ed.), Orality and Literacy in the Greco-Roman World: Composition and Performance, Leiden: Brill, 183-200.