Il "pathos" nella filosofia antica. Cinque Studi

Elisabetta Cattanei; Arianna Fermani; Francesca Masi

Il "pathos" nella filosofia antica. Cinque Studi

Translated title of the contribution: [Autom. eng. transl.] The "pathos" in ancient philosophy. Five Studies

Elisabetta Cattanei^* (Editor), Arianna Fermani (Editor), Francesca Masi (Editor)

^*Corresponding author

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Abstract

The papers collected in the volume were initially presented at the annual seminar of the Italian Society for History of ancient Philosophy (SISFA) in January 2021 and then revised by the authors for publication. The main question they raise is that of the cognitive nature of emotions, affections and passions. The question is discussed in connection with the philosophical role of "eros" (Cornelli) and the problem of public education (Gastaldi) in Plato; as Aristotle is concerned, Natali-Viano show the cognitive nature of passions in the "Rhetoric" and Mingucci studies the case of anger between human beings and animals; a final view is devoted to Aritotle's reception in the Pythagorean ethics by Arisotexenus (Ianne).

Translated title of the contribution	[Autom. eng. transl.] The "pathos" in ancient philosophy. Five Studies
Original language	Italian
Publisher	Edizioni di Storia e Letteratura
Number of pages	126
Volume	14
ISBN (Print)	9788893597562
Publication status	Published - 2022

Publication series

Name	STUDI DI STORIA DELLA FILOSOFIA ANTICA

Keywords

Aristotle
Emotions, affections, passions
Pathos
Plato
Platone, Aristotele, Tradizione pitagorica
Pythagorean Tradition
emozioni, affetti, passioni

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