Fate, Providence and Free Will: Philosophy and Religion in Dialogue in the Early Imperial Age

By:

Brouwer, Rene and Vimercati, Emmanuele [Editor]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Ancient Philosophy & Religion - 4Publication details: Leiden, Boston Brill 2020Description: 335pISBN:

9789004435667

DDC classification:

B799 C15

Contents:

Fate, providence, an freewill: Why bother?, John Rist, Divine and Human will in Imperial Stoicism, Rene Brower, Epictetus on what is in our power: Modal versus Epistemic Conceptions, Ricardo Salles, Providence and cosmology in Philo of Alexandria, Ludovica De Luca, Providence and responsibility in Philo of Alexandria. An analysis of Genesis, Roberto Radice, Stoic freedom in Paul`s letter to the Romans 6.1-8.30 and epictetus, Dissertations 4-1: from Being under an Obligation to wanting, Troels Engberg-Pedersen, Middle Platonists on fate and Providence. God , Creation, and the Governance of the World, Emmanuele Vimercati, Determinism and deliberation in Alexander of Aphrodisias, Cardo Natali, Alexander of Aphrodisias on fate as a problem in Epistemology and Moral Psychology, Peter Lautner, Free will according to the Gnostics, Aldo Madris, Providence, fate and freedom of the Hermetic sage, Claudio Moreschini, Early Christian philosophers on free Will, George Karamanolis, Divine Causality, Demiurge and Providence in Plotinus, Enrico Peroli, Lithoi Pheromenoi. Fate, Soul and Self-determination in Enneads, Maria Luisa Gatti, "Both sun and night are servants for morals" ? Providence in Celsus true Account, Pia De Simone, Providence, free will and Predestination in Origen, Mark Edwards

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Fate, providence, an freewill: Why bother?,
John Rist,
Divine and Human will in Imperial Stoicism,
Rene Brower,
Epictetus on what is in our power: Modal versus Epistemic Conceptions,
Ricardo Salles,
Providence and cosmology in Philo of Alexandria,
Ludovica De Luca,
Providence and responsibility in Philo of Alexandria. An analysis of Genesis,
Roberto Radice,
Stoic freedom in Paul`s letter to the Romans 6.1-8.30 and epictetus, Dissertations 4-1: from Being under an Obligation to wanting,
Troels Engberg-Pedersen,
Middle Platonists on fate and Providence. God , Creation, and the Governance of the World,
Emmanuele Vimercati,
Determinism and deliberation in Alexander of Aphrodisias,
Cardo Natali,
Alexander of Aphrodisias on fate as a problem in Epistemology and Moral Psychology,
Peter Lautner,
Free will according to the Gnostics,
Aldo Madris,
Providence, fate and freedom of the Hermetic sage,
Claudio Moreschini,
Early Christian philosophers on free Will,
George Karamanolis,
Divine Causality, Demiurge and Providence in Plotinus,
Enrico Peroli,
Lithoi Pheromenoi. Fate, Soul and Self-determination in Enneads,
Maria Luisa Gatti,
"Both sun and night are servants for morals" ? Providence in Celsus true Account,
Pia De Simone,
Providence, free will and Predestination in Origen,
Mark Edwards

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