An edition of What is up to us?
(2014)
What is up to us?
studies on agency and responsibility in ancient philosophy
1. Auflage.
by Pierre Destrée, Ricardo Salles, and Marco Antônio Zingano
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What is up to us?: studies on agency and responsibility in ancient philosophy
2014, Academia Verlag
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Table of Contents
Changing our minds : Democritus on what is up to us / Monte Ransome Johnson
How can our fate be up to us? : Plato and the myth of Er / Pierre Destrée
Free will in Aristotle? / Dorothea Frede
Aristotle's Nicomachean ethics 1113b7-8 and free choice / Susanne Bobzien
Aristotle on what is up to us and what is contingent / Susan Sauvé Meyer
Aristotle's appraisability compatibilism and accountability incompatibilism / Javier Echeñique
I shall do what I did : Stoic views on action / Katja Maria Vogt
Chrysippean compatibilistic theory of fate, what is up to us, and moral responsibility / Laura Liliana Gómez
Adsensio in nostra potestate : 'from us' and 'up to us' in ancient Stoicism : a plea for reassessment / Jean-Baptiste Gourinat
Panaetius on self-knowledge and moral responsibility / Emmanuele Vimercati
Epictetus and the causal conception of moral responsibility and what is eph'hêmin / Ricardo Salles
Present time and indifferents : making room for 'what depends on us' in Marcus Aurelius / Marcelo D. Boeri
Alexander and Aristotle on character and action / Marco Zingano
The Epicurean 'up to us' : not to be proved / Pierre-Marie Morel
Motus animi voluntarius : the Ciceronian Epicurus from libertarian free will to free choice / Stefano Maso
Moral responsibility and what is 'up to us' in Plotinus / Lloyd P. Gerson
Choice (hairesis), self-determination (to autexousion) and what is in our power (to eph'hêmin) in Porphyry's interpretation of the myth of Er / Daniela Patrizia Taormina
Middle Platonists on fate and human autonomy : a confrontation with the Stoics / Mauro Bonazzi
How close is Augustine's liberum arbitrium to the concept of to eph'hêmin? / Christoph Horn
Human or divine freedom : Proclus on what is up to us / Carlos Steel
The will and its freedom : Epictetus and Simplicius an what is up to us / Christian Wildberg
The eph'hêmin in ancient philosophy / Michael Frede.
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