Classics Ireland vol. 27 (2020) – Platonic and Neoplatonic Thought – and Action. Essays in Honour of Andrew Smith, edited by Shane Wallace

By | December 25, 2024

This is a themed volume: Platonic and Neoplatonic Thought – and Action. Essays in Honour of Andrew Smith, edited by Shane Wallace.

  • Tom Seaver, “Andrew Smith: An Appreciation”, 1-4.
  • Christopher Strachan, “Hull”, 5-6.
  • John A. Madden, “The Galway Years”, 7-10.
  • Theresa Urbainczyk, “University College Dublin and Classics Ireland”, 11-14.
  • Pat Cronin, “The Irish Institute of Hellenic Studies in Athens”, 15-19.
  • Rosalie Moloney, “Classical Tours (1981-1998)”, 20-26.
  • Joan Wright, “Classical Association of Ireland Tours (2000-2020)”, 27-32.
  • John Dillon, “Andrew Smith and Neoplatonic Studies”, 33-35.
  • Colm Shanahan, “Plato’s Democratic Man: Reasoning in the Wrong Direction”, 36-55.
  • Vasilis Politis, “Plato’s Seventh Letter: A Close and Dispassionate Reading of the Philosophical Section”, 56-77.
  • Robbert M. van den Berg, “Experiencing Beauty: Reading the Symposium and Phaedrus in the Neoplatonic Academy of Athens”, 78-97.
  • Anne Sheppard, “Plotinus on Choral Dancing”, 98-109.
  • Lloyd P. Gerson, “The Willing of the Good”, 110-125.
  • Gerard O’Daly, “Plotinus on Human Willing: The Argument of Ennead VI.8.1-6”, 126-134.
  • Suzanne Stern-Gillet, “On Freeing the Embodied Soul: Ennead VI 8 [39] 1-6”, 135-150.
  • Deirdre Carabine, “Neoplatonism & Negative Theology: Plotinus and Gregory of Nyssa”, 151-164.
  • Paul Kalligas, “Honey from Hymettus: Platonic Philosophy in the Cave of Pan”, 165-196.
  • Dominic J. O’Meara, “Philosophos Oikonomos: Household Ethics in Porphyry’s Vita Plotini and in Marinus’ Vita Procli”, 197-210.
  • Catherine Kavanagh, “Sacred Space and Sacred Symbol, East and West: Maximus the Confessor, Eriugena and Abbot Suger on Liturgical Space and Function”, 211-236.
  • Fran O’Rourke, “Immortality of the Soul in Plato and Aquinas”, 237-260.
  • Denis O’Brien, “John cap. xxi: New Light on the Fourth Gospel (Part 1)”, 261-293.
  • Book Reviews, 294-308.

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