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L' amicizia secondo Aristotele philia
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Jasper Doomen
Consistent Nihilism
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Nihilism poses grave problems for those who seek directives to lead their lives. In this article, the three most important ways to deal with nihilism are inquired, with an emphasis on their credibility. Both nihilism from a metaphysical perspective and the emphasis on pleasure from nihilistic considerations are given attention. The acceptance of nihilism can have far-reaching consequences, which are evaluated at various points. Nietzsche's approach must also be considered. He accepts what he calls a sort of nihilism, but as a means to 'new' values. This alternative to nihilism is examined no less critically than the other two stances.
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Peter Drum
Aristotle's ethics and the nature of human nature
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This paper seeks to defend the Aristotelian idea that the concern of ethics is health of the soul; and that this consists in reasonableness/virtue.
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A New Understanding of Aristotle's 'Dualism' in the De Anima
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Antigone by Sophocles Lessons in Political Philosophy on Stage
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Nikolaos Gkogkas
Film as Symbol:
A Meditation on Andrei Tarkovsky's Nostalghia
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Some non-revisionist solutions to some semantic antinomies
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ESA Conference 2013 - TURIN 2013 RESEARCH NETWORK 29 28th - 31st AUGUST 2013:
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From Stoics to Modern Philosophers: Cosmopolitanism and the Possibility of a Cosmopolitan Law
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Fictionalism About Fictional Names
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Robin Attfield
Religion, Morality and creation: the importance of a contingency
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Thomas M. Olshewsky
Conceptual Divergences in Sextus and Hume
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Robert Mosimann
David Hume's Critique of Cartesian Claims to Knowledge
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William Outhwaite
Reconstructive Science and Methodological Dualism in the Work of Jürgen Habermas
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Chloé Balla
Catharsis Without Pessimism? Nehamas versus Foucault on Reading the Phaedo
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Emmanuel J. Mikrogiannakis
Diametrically Opposite Evaluation and Criticism of the King of Macedonia Archelaos by Thucydides and Plato
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Alcmeon's Epistemological Framework
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Virvidakis Stelios
Living well and having a good life: interpreting the distinction
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Fay Zika
How Synaesthesia Matters in Aesthetics
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D. Anapolitanos
Hume on Space and Time
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