Stoic Influences on Plotinus’ Theodicy? by Viktor Ilievski

Subjects: “…Plotinus…”
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Katharsis and Phantasia in Plotinus’ Thought by ilker Kisa

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Plotinus’ νοητή ουσία means substance paths to the Absolute by Robert Warchał

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Desire in Ennead IV. 3–4 by Ágoston Guba

Subjects: “…Plotinus…”
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Hugo von Hofmannsthal et le néoplatonisme by Pauline Belvèze

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YENİ - PLATONCULUKTA İNSAN by Fulya Bayraktar

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Phénoménologie de la baie des anges by Claude Montserrat-Cals

“…He develops an ontology on light which, at the same time of renewing Aristotle and Plotinus's double metaphysical heritage, gives its full meaning to the Greek etymology of “Nice” – Victory – , and to the “Angels” of the bay. …”
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"God in Himself" and "God as revealed to us": the impact of the substance concept by D. F. M. Strauss

“…It runs from Plato’s dialogue Parmenides and is continued via the Cappadocians, Plotinus, Pseudo-Dionysius and certain elements in the thought of Augustine and Thomas Aquinas. …”
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Preface by Nikoletta Hendrik

“…We had the pleasure of attending John Sellars’ opening keynote speech and altogether eleven talks covering the reception of Stoicism by Cicero, Seneca, Alexander of Aphrodisias, Plotinus, Irenaeus, Lactantius, Lipsius, Spinoza, Deleuze and Frankfurt. …”
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Articulating (ultimate) commitments: historical, factual and systematic considerations by D. F. M. Strauss

“…Distinguishing between conceptual knowledge and concepttranscending knowledge (concept and idea) brought the views of Plotinus, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Dengerink and Tillich into the discussion. …”
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Conceptual apparatus formation of the problem of building of communicative reflection of future specialists by Svetlana V. Sannikova

“…The author relies on the works of Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and Plotinus. A brief description of reflection in the Middle Ages is based on the teachings of Augustine and Thomas Aquinas. …”
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Shpet, Humboldt, Kant: Forms, Concepts, Schemes. Terms and Ideas by Victor I. Molchanov

“…The object of critical analysis is the function of Humboldt’s term “inner form of language” and the way this term was transformed, according to Shpet, into “the concept of inner form” over time by various thinkers — Plato, Plotinus, Goethe, Humboldt and others. The difference is analysed between the terms which Humboldt, Shpet and Kant denoted by the same word “concept”. …”
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Tradition, modernism, and apartheid by D. Goosen

“…Traditional thought understood being as emanating from, and returning to a first principle, namely the Good (Plato), the One (Plotinus), or God (Aquinas). The ensuing section discusses only a single aspect of modernism, namely its understanding of being not as circular event, but as a neutral, spatial, and linear grid upon which reality can be mapped. …”
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Historical Analysis and Adaptation of the Issue of Good and Evil in Iranian, Ishraqi, and Sadrai Wisdom by Somayeh Karimi, Jafar Shanazari

“…Research FindingsIt seems that the importance and influence of Iranian wisdom on the two wisdoms of Sadra and Ishragi cannot be ignored because according to some philosophical researchers, the lines of ancient Greek wisdom such as the wisdom of Plato, Plotinus, and Pythagoras can be seen, which has many similarities with the teachings and foundations of Zoroastrian philosophy in ancient Iran and the wisdom of Khosravani. …”
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