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Eros, Otherness, Tyranny.
ISBN: 9783959482950 bzw. 3959482957, in Deutsch, Traugott Bautz, Taschenbuch, neu.
Eros, Otherness, Tyranny.: In several of Plato`s dialogues, Socrates claims to be an expert on only one topic, love. He can claim such expertise because love, unlike justice, piety, or courage, is not so much a theme to be delineated, but is the motivating force that defines the life of philosophy. To be a philosopher is, as the etymology of the word suggests, to be a lover. But what kind of love is it that characterizes the life of philosophy, and how does it relate to other kinds of love Specifically, what are the implications of the philosopher`s love of wisdom for the realization of the interpersonal forms of attachment that are necessary for ethics and politics to be possible James McGuirk explores this question in the present study though a close reading of Plato`s Symposium and through comparative readings of Friedrich Nietzsche and Emmanuel L?vinas, in which several indictments and defences of philosophy are explored. According to McGuirk, the trial of philosophy hangs ultimately on the meaning of philosophical eros. He argues that while eros can involve impulses toward tyranny and the subjugation of otherness, it is finally understood by Plato in terms of a subtle balance, in which the acquisitiveness of eros is enframed by a more fundamental affective attunement to the Good in Being. According to this reading, eros is not only compatible with ethical and political forms of the interpersonal, it is their condition of possibility. Englisch, Taschenbuch.
Eros, Otherness, Tyranny
ISBN: 9783959482950 bzw. 3959482957, in Deutsch, neu.
In several of Plato's dialogues, Socrates claims to be an expert on only one topic, love. He can claim such expertise because love, unlike justice, piety, or courage, is not so much a theme to be delineated, but is the motivating force that defines the life of philosophy. To be a philosopher is, as the etymology of the word suggests, to be a lover.But what kind of love is it that characterizes the life of philosophy, and how does it relate to other kinds of love? Specifically, what are the implications of the philosopher's love of wisdom for the realization of the interpersonal forms of attachment that are necessary for ethics and politics to be possible?James McGuirk explores this question in the present study though a close reading of Plato's Symposium and through comparative readings of Friedrich Nietzsche and Emmanuel Lévinas, in which several indictments and defences of philosophy are explored. According to McGuirk, the trial of philosophy hangs ultimately on the meaning of philosophical eros. He argues that while eros can involve impulses toward tyranny and the subjugation of otherness, it is finally understood by Plato in terms of a subtle balance, in which the acquisitiveness of eros is enframed by a more fundamental affective attunement to the Good in Being. According to this reading, eros is not only compatible with ethical and political forms of the interpersonal, it is their condition of possibility.
Eros, Otherness, Tyranny. (2017)
ISBN: 9783959482950 bzw. 3959482957, in Deutsch, Traugott Bautz Dez 2017, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, BuchWeltWeit Inh. Ludwig Meier e.K. [57449362], Bergisch Gladbach, Germany.
Neuware - In several of Plato's dialogues, Socrates claims to be an expert on only one topic, love. He can claim such expertise because love, unlike justice, piety, or courage, is not so much a theme to be delineated, but is the motivating force that defines the life of philosophy. To be a philosopher is, as the etymology of the word suggests, to be a lover. But what kind of love is it that characterizes the life of philosophy, and how does it relate to other kinds of love Specifically, what are the implications of the philosopher's love of wisdom for the realization of the interpersonal forms of attachment that are necessary for ethics and politics to be possible James McGuirk explores this question in the present study though a close reading of Plato's Symposium and through comparative readings of Friedrich Nietzsche and Emmanuel Lévinas, in which several indictments and defences of philosophy are explored. According to McGuirk, the trial of philosophy hangs ultimately on the meaning of philosophical eros. He argues that while eros can involve impulses toward tyranny and the subjugation of otherness, it is finally understood by Plato in terms of a subtle balance, in which the acquisitiveness of eros is enframed by a more fundamental affective attunement to the Good in Being. According to this reading, eros is not only compatible with ethical and political forms of the interpersonal, it is their condition of possibility. 325 pp. Englisch.
Eros, Otherness, Tyranny. (2017)
ISBN: 9783959482950 bzw. 3959482957, in Deutsch, Traugott Bautz Dez 2017, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Rhein-Team Lörrach Ivano Narducci e.K. [57451429], Lörrach, Germany.
Neuware - In several of Plato's dialogues, Socrates claims to be an expert on only one topic, love. He can claim such expertise because love, unlike justice, piety, or courage, is not so much a theme to be delineated, but is the motivating force that defines the life of philosophy. To be a philosopher is, as the etymology of the word suggests, to be a lover. But what kind of love is it that characterizes the life of philosophy, and how does it relate to other kinds of love Specifically, what are the implications of the philosopher's love of wisdom for the realization of the interpersonal forms of attachment that are necessary for ethics and politics to be possible James McGuirk explores this question in the present study though a close reading of Plato's Symposium and through comparative readings of Friedrich Nietzsche and Emmanuel Lévinas, in which several indictments and defences of philosophy are explored. According to McGuirk, the trial of philosophy hangs ultimately on the meaning of philosophical eros. He argues that while eros can involve impulses toward tyranny and the subjugation of otherness, it is finally understood by Plato in terms of a subtle balance, in which the acquisitiveness of eros is enframed by a more fundamental affective attunement to the Good in Being. According to this reading, eros is not only compatible with ethical and political forms of the interpersonal, it is their condition of possibility. 325 pp. Englisch.
Eros, Otherness, Tyranny (libri nigri) (2017)
ISBN: 9783959482950 bzw. 3959482957, Band: 61, in Englisch, 335 Seiten, Traugott Bautz, Taschenbuch, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, buecher--thoene.
James McGuirk Eros, Otherness, Tyranny libri nigri Band 61 Rezension In several of Plato's dialogues, Socrates claims to be an expert on only one topic, love. He can claim such expertise because love, unlike justice, piety, or courage, is not so much a theme to be delineated, but is the motivating force that defines the life of philosophy. To be a philosopher is, as the etymology of the word suggests, to be a lover. But what kind of love is it that characterizes the life of philosophy, and how does it relate to other kinds of love? Specifically, what are the implications of the philosopher's love of wisdom for the realization of the interpersonal forms of attachment that are necessary for ethics and politics to be possible? James McGuirk explores this question in the present study though a close reading of Plato's Symposium and through comparative readings of Friedrich Nietzsche and Emmanuel Lévinas, in which several indictments and defences of philosophy are explored. According to McGuirk, the trial of philosophy hangs ultimately on the meaning of philosophical eros. He argues that while eros can involve impulses toward tyranny and the subjugation of otherness, it is finally understood by Plato in terms of a subtle balance, in which the acquisitiveness of eros is enframed by a more fundamental affective attunement to the Good in Being. According to this reading, eros is not only compatible with ethical and political forms of the interpersonal, it is their condition of possibility. Taschenbuch, Label: Traugott Bautz, Traugott Bautz, Produktgruppe: Book, Publiziert: 2017-12-01, Studio: Traugott Bautz.
Eros, Otherness, Tyranny (2017)
ISBN: 9783959482967 bzw. 3959482965, in Deutsch, 335 Seiten, Bautz, Traugott, neu.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, buchZ AG, [3859792].
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Eros, Otherness, Tyranny (2017)
ISBN: 9783959482967 bzw. 3959482965, in Deutsch, 335 Seiten, Bautz, Traugott, neu.
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Eros, Otherness, Tyranny (2017)
ISBN: 9783959482967 bzw. 3959482965, in Deutsch, 335 Seiten, Bautz, Traugott, neu.
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ISBN: 9783959488792 bzw. 3959488793, in Deutsch, Bautz, Traugott, neu, E-Book.
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Eros, Otherness, Tyranny (2017)
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