81. Antiphon Aus Athen - Wikipedia Translate this page Wikipedia. antiphon aus Athen (der sophist) (480 – 411 v. Chr.)war ein griechischer Philosoph, sophist und Traumdeuter. Siehe http://www.torfkopp.de/keyword/Antiphon_aus_Athen.php

Nicht angemeldet Anmelden Hilfe Antiphon aus Athen Die Texte stammen aus der Wikipedia - Dies ist nicht die Wikipedia Antiphon aus Athen der Sophist ) (480 – 411 v. Chr.) war ein griechischer Philosoph, Sophist und Traumdeuter. Siehe auch: Portal Philosophie Liste der Philosophen Zitate "Die von vornehmen Väter abstammen, achten und verehren wir, die dagegen nicht aus vornehmen Hause sind, achten und verehren wir nicht. Hierbei verhalten wir uns zueinander wie Barbaren, denn von Natur sind wir alle in allen Beziehungen gleich geschaffen, Barbaren wie Hellenen." "Doch wie einen Zug im Brettspiel das Leben zu wiederholen das gibt es nicht." Literatur Hermann Diels: Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker M. Gagarin: Antiphon the Athenian Weblinks http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Antiphon.html Links auf diese Seite Verlinkte Seiten Hauptseite ... Letzte Änderungen Diese Seite wurde bisher 6 mal abgerufen. Diese Seite wurde zuletzt geändert um 17:49, 4. Jan 2004. Der Artikel steht unter der GNU Freien Dokumentationslizenz , siehe auch Lizenzbestimmungen Hauptseite Zufälliger Artikel Diskussion Spezialseiten Impressum

82. Visible Darkness This Public Address 04/19/2002 antiphon, the sophist, seems to have thought so. In the fragments ofhis lost work On Truth he cuts right to the core problem Mind http://www.thispublicaddress.com/blog/archives/00000614.html

83. ÂÐÊ ÍÝåò ðáñáëáâÝò âéâëßùí Êëáóéêþí Óðïõäþ� antiphon to sophist, the fragments, Pendrick, Jerry, 521651611, 000177224. Antiquityand its interpretors, antiquity transumed, Smick, Rebekah, 521594006, 000178325. http://library.ucy.ac.cy/acquisitions/acq_clph03.htm

University of Cyprus Library ÍÝåò ðáñáëáâÝò âéâëßùí / Recently received books Department of Classics and Philosophy Ôßôëïò/Title ÓõããñáöÝáò/Author ISBN Barcode A companion to Apollonius Rhodius Papanghelis, Theodore A companion to genethics Burley, Justine A companion to the philosophy of science Newton-Smith, W.H. A short introduction to classical myth Powell, Barry Acts amid precepts, the aristotelian logical structure of Thomas Aquinas's moral theory Flannery, Kevin Agon, logos, polis the greek achievement and its aftermath Arnason, Johann Aischines von Sphettos, studien zur literaturgeschichte sokratiker, untersuchungen und fragmente Dittmar, Heinrich An introduction to non-classical logic Priest, Graham An introduction to philosophical Grayling, A.C. An introduction to symbolic logic Langer, Susanne An introduction to the philosophy of mind Lowe, E.J.

84. PHIL 2510: The Sophists Protagoras the human being as the measure; radical sophists. Individual SophistsProtagoras; Callicles; Gorgias; antiphon; Thrasymachus. Were the Sophists slandered? http://www.webster.edu/~evansja/guides/sophists.html

The Sophists Athens in late 5c B.C.E. Public Debate Legal proceedings rhetoric and "informal logic" The Sophists professionals itinerants the first "business consultants" Themes of the Sophists rhetoric: argument and persuasion Protagoras and the double dilemma concentration on moral and political topics ARETE Does might make right? the NOMOS-PHYSIS debate Protagoras: the human being as the measure radical sophists Individual Sophists Protagoras Callicles Gorgias Antiphon Thrasymachus Were the Sophists slandered? Aristophanes' view Can Thucydides be regarded as a Sophist? revised September 22, 1996 Index to Study Guides Return to main menu

85. Protagoras Of Abdera, Gorgias Of Leontini (437 BC), Hippias And antiphon of Athens. antiphon was a native Athenian, that was an exceptionto the rule, as most sophists were foreigners to Athnes. http://www.csudh.edu/phenom_studies/greekphil/greek10.htm

Protagoras of Abdera, Gorgias of Leontini (437 b.C.), Hippias and Prodicus While Protagoras was older, these three were active, when Socrates drank the hemlock in 339 B.C. Protagoras of Abdera (500 - 435 B.C.) Protagoras was supposed to be born around 481 B.C. in Abdera in Thracia (where possibly Leucippus and Democritus were also a native), while Taylor and Burnett considered his birth in 500 B.C. Protagoras seemed to come to Athens around 450 B.C. Pericles enjoyed his talent and association. Indeed Protagoras was the greatest sophist of all. By Pericles' request, Protagoras was supposed to draft the constitution of Thurioi, the new colony founded around 444 B.C. As one of the important guests, Protagoras was in Athens at the outbreak of the Peloponessian War in 431 B.C. and during the famous plague of 430 B.C. Protagoras , in which Protagoras was portrayed as an elderly human-being, at least 65 years of age around 435 B.C. Since Plato mentioned that Protagoras died at the height of his activities ( ), we tentatively set the date of Protagoras 500435 B.C.

86. Notes And Queries, Volume 50, Issue 3, September 2003: P. 253 Notes and Queries. Volume 50, Issue 3, September 2003 p. 253. Memorabilia Antiphonthe sophist. Colin Leach 1. 1 London. Table of Contents FullText PDF (43 KB). http://www3.oup.co.uk/notesj/hdb/Volume_50/Issue_03/500253.sgm.abs.html

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87. Taming The Winds Antipater. Anthologia Palatina 11.550. tr. WR Paton, Loeb. Antiphonthe sophist. frg.11, 29. tr. K. Freeman, Ancilla. Apollodorus. http://www.angelfire.com/al3/anemokoitai/app3.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" appendix 3: ancient sources Acts of the Apostles 19.10; 27.13-15. Book of Genesis, 41. Book of James, 5.17. Book of Psalms, 104.3-4. First Book of Kings, 16.29-18. Gospel of St. Luke, 4.24. RgVeda tr. P. Thieme, in Hinnells (ed.), Manchester U.P. The Epic of Gilgamesh tr. S. Dalley, Penguin. Achilles Tatius Leucippe and Clitophon p.189. tr. J. J. Winkler, CAGN. Acusilaus of Argos Geneaologies, tr. K. Freeman, Presocratics Adespota frg.565. In TrGF. Aelian On Animals tr. A. F. Scholfield, Loeb. Aelian Varia Historia tr. A. F. Scholfield, Loeb. Aeschylus Agamemnon tr. H. W. Smyth, Loeb. Aeschylus Oreithuia frg. F 281. TrGF III. Aeschylus Prometheus tr. H. W. Smyth, Loeb. Aesop Fables tr. S. A. Handford, Penguin. Alcaeus To Love frg.13, 38b. tr. J. M. Edmonds, Loeb. Alcaeus frg. 1, ii, 8-20 + 2166 (b) 1. tr. D. A. Campbell, Loeb. Alcman PMG tr. Bing and Cohen, Routledge. Amphis frg.27/48k. tr. J. M. Edmonds, FrAC. Anacreon Anacreonta tr. D. A. Campbell, Loeb. Anacreon PMG tr. Bing and Cohen, Routledge.

88. 98.4.07 shows that some sophists may (at least by implications) have regarded all men asequal, eg Protagoras, Hippias, Lycophron and Phaleas, but only antiphon and http://www.ucl.ac.uk/history/volterra/reviews/bmrhoffm.htm

Bryn Mawr Classical Review 98.4.07 Klaus Friedrich Hoffmann, Das Recht im Denken der Sophistik (Beitraege zur Altertumskunde 104). Stuttgart und Leipzig: B. G. Teubner, 1997. Pp. 469. DM 168. ISBN 3-519-07653-5. Reviewed by C. Joachim Classen, Georg-August-Universitaet, Goettingen This book deals with "Recht" in the sophists' thought, Recht being the German equivalent to law, justice and right. In the preface the author states that in order fully to understand the very special nature of the sophists' thought on these matters it is essential to realize 1) that it influenced Socratic-Platonic philosophy, though it is in conflict with it, 2) that in itself it is not homogeneous (as various thinkers maintain different views), 3) that it is oriented primarily towards practical application, and 4) that it is of importance even today in view of the problems it raises such as what is justice? what is the basis of human morals and human laws? are human beings equal by nature? In eight chapters the author discusses first the position of Protagoras (12-70); here he accepts as views of Protagoras much too much, I think of what Plato attributes to the sophist. Next he turns to Thrasymachus (71-109), again arguing that Plato represents Thrasymachus more or less adequately, then to the Platonic Polus and Callicles in the

89. Victor J. Vitanza, English 5351, Spring 1999 (History Of Rhetoric I) John Poulakos, Sophistical Rhetoric. Wk. 8 ..the Sophists antiphon.Continue reading Poulakos; Havelock, ch.10, antiphon x. Wk. http://www.uta.edu/english/rcct/5351hist199vjv.html

Victor J. Vitanza English 5351 (History of Rhetoric I) Spring 1999 My Office: Carlisle Hall 211 Phone: English office, 272-2692. The quickest way to contact me is by way of e-mail: sophist@utarlg.uta.edu English Department , UTA. Course Description and Objectives: The primary purpose is to introduce some of the characters who have been canonized as being in the grand narrative of The History of Rhetoric. Other purposes: To demonstrate how history, The History, has come to be written across specific ideological predispositions. To examine what the term "rhetoric" has variously meant, but also can mean. To examine the so-called conflict between Philosophy and Rhetoric (e.g., Plato/Aristotle vs. the Sophists). To examine what can be called the differences among Philosophy, Philosophical Rhetoric, and Sophistic Rhetoric. To examine various theories (explicit or implicit, incipient) of language and their/its role in the polis (we will focus on what can be called logophobia). To examine the relationships among rhetoric, ethics, and politics; men, women, slaves, barbarians. To examine the concept of "giving an account [logos] of oneself" or "caring for self."

90. Victor J. Vitanza, English 5351 (History Of Rhetoric I) from Schiappa s bk on Protagoras Wk. 8 (Oct. 17th) .the Sophistsantiphon. Havelock, ch.10, antiphon 44 Wk. 9 (Oct. 24th) . http://www.uta.edu/english/V/_946.html

English 5351 History of Rhetoric I Victor Vitanza , Carlisle Hall 211. Phone #'s: Engl. office, 273-2692; my office, 273-2750. Fall, 1994. English Department , UTA. Course Contents: Assignments: Every week each of you will present a one-sentence response to the readings. (We will not linger over these; they are to give some indication of an insight that you had during your week of reading.) Every week, one of you will present a three-page, double-spaced position statement on the readings, with the object being the stimulation of discussion. (We may linger over this paper for a while.) At the end of the semester, each of you will submit a twenty page paper, fully researched and documented, on some aspect of the content of the course. (At the final class, each of you will make a brief presentation of your project and what your provisional conclusions are.) The Topics of your twenty-page papers must be approved by me. I want a prospectus stating precisely what you intend to do and how your are going to do it. And I want a preliminary bibliography. I have a number of topics in mind if you are interested. (All papers are to be written following the standard academic protocol.) Papers are to be documented according to the MLA style sheet. Since this is an advanced seminar, I will not weigh the work done by M.A. and Ph.D. students in the same way. I will expect much more from the doctoral rhetoric students.

91. LDAB studies_pal, perhaps same papyrus as LDAB 0230, studies_lit, GJ.Pendrick, Antiphonthe sophist, Cambridge 2002, pp.184190, Fr. 44(c), repertories, text_type, http://ldab.arts.kuleuven.ac.be/detail.php?theID=LDAB 0231

92. Bibliothèque De La Faculté Des Lettres Et Sciences Humaines, Acquisitions Juin transl. and commentary by Gerard J. Pendrick. – Cambridge http://www.unine.ch/bibliolettres/pages/acqjuin03.html

ettres et sciences humaines NOUVELLES ACQUISITIONS JUIN 2003 Institut d'allemand Institut d'anglais Institut d'espagnol Institut d'histoire de l'art ... Institut de dialectologie Antiphon Aristophanes Augustinus Augustinus Balot Barbantani Beda FL:AC, libre-accès * classif.: 23"00/07"(08)SC * cote: nela 4117/475 Berger Cogitore Corpus Erik Gagarin Greek The historian's Korenjak , Martin. – Die Ericthoszene in Lukans "Pharsalia" : Einleitung, Text, Übersetzung, Kommentar / Martin Korenjak. – Frankfurt am Main [etc.] : P. Lang, cop. 1996. – 253 S. ; 21 cm. – (Studien zur klassischen Philologie ; Bd. 101). – Buchhandelsausg. der Diss. Heidelberg., 1996. – Enthält S. 52-77 den lateinischen Text Lukans und die deutsche Übersetzung. – ISBN 3–631–30265–7 Le Rider Markschies Musarna FL:AC, Seyrig 2, 12 * classif.: 737(37) * cote: nelb 10506/1 Naas Noy Ogden Plato Sophocles Tarpin , Michel. – "Vici" et "pagi" dans l'Occident romain / Michel Tarpin. – Rome : Ecole française de Rome, 2002. – XV, 485 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. – (Collection de l'Ecole française de Rome ; 299). – ISBN 2–7283–0582–X Whitmarsh Sommaire Institut d'allemand Besch Celan FL:SAL, libre-accès * classif.: 830"19"CEL1 * cote: nelb 5117/1/2-3/1

93. Materias Febrero 2003 and commentary by Gerard J. Pendrick. Cambridge, 2002. 0993591 M-Filol. http://www.csic.es/cbic/BGH/0302matimp.htm

MATERIAS B i B III,1-2 2003 DICCIONARIOS. ENCICLOPEDIAS INSTITUCIONES HOMENAJES. OBRAS COMPLETAS SOCIOLOGIA. POLITICA 16 ARTE ARQUITECTURA. URBANISMO LITERATURA GEOGRAFIA. VIAJES BIOGRAFIAS HISTORIA Diccionarios. Enciclopedias M-BG.Hum P/78 CAS-DIC M-Histor M 038/16 M-Filol. CER CV/550 Nudelman, Ricardo M-BG.Hum P/32(8=13) M-Filol. CER CXX/2 Diccionario de los papas. Barcelona, [2002]. M-Histor HE-6663 Aguilera Sastre, Juan M-BG.Hum 14/969 M-Histor HAM 18.548 Bessis, Sophie Occidente y los otros : Historia de una supremacia. Madrid, 2002. M-Histor H M-BG.Hum 14/977 M-Histor HC 9174 Zapater, Alfonso M-BG.Hum 13/485 Antifonte The fragments / Antiphon the Sophist; edited with introduction, translation and commentary by Gerard J. Pendrick. Cambridge, 2002. M-Filol. NEB Antiphon-7

94. Book Review of Practical Philosophy readers, I nonetheless suspect that the name of Antiphonis rarely on their lips. However, a perusal of The Older Sophists reveals that http://www.practical-philosophy.org.uk/Volume4Reviews/OlderSophists.htm

PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY THE JOURNAL OF THE SOCIETY FOR PHILOSOPHY IN PRACTICE www.practical-philosophy.org.uk www.society-for-philosophy-in-practice.org The Older Sophists Rosemary Kent Sprague (ed) 2001 Indianapolis: Hackett. pp. x + 347. ISBN: 0-87220-556-8 (pb) £14.95, 0-87220-557-6 (hb) £32.00 Practical Philosophy (Book Reviews) July 2001 Volume 4.2 Reviewed by: Trevor Curnow While naturally acknowledging the enormous erudition of Practical Philosophy readers, I nonetheless suspect that the name of Antiphon is rarely on their lips. However, a perusal of The Older Sophists reveals that he might reasonably be recognised as the first philosophical counsellor. It is said that he set up a private practice in Corinth at which he offered to alleviate the suffering of all those who came to him. Unfortunately, business was poor, so he turned his hand to public speaking instead. The case of Antiphon raises issues that affect philosophical counselling to this day. His gift appears to have largely been a rhetorical one; he did not so much solve problems as attempt to persuade people that the problems did not really exist. If faced with a choice between making a client happy and helping a client discover the truth, he would, it seems, unhesitatingly choose the former. (Such a choice may also be a familiar one to contemporary philosophical practitioners.) One of the problems with the sophists (as was later to happen with the ‘heretics’) is that they are best known through the writings of their enemies. This means that what has survived is fragmentary, and generally presented in the worst possible light. (There are honourable exceptions: both Diogenes Laertius and Philostratus sought to give them a fair hearing.) One of the merits of

95. Curriculum http://rdufour.free.fr/BibPlotin/Curriculum.html

Curriculum Vitae Postdoctorat Directeur : Prof. Lloyd P. Gerson. Sujet Ph.D. Septembre 1997 - mai 2001 Directeur : Luc Brisson II, 1, [40]) , introduction, traduction et commentaire. Soutenance Verdict Septembre 1996 - mai 1997 II, 1, [40]) , traduction et notes. Septembre 1995 - mai 1996 Directeur : Jean-Marc Narbonne Septembre 1991 - mai 1994 Voyages Paleographiques Bourses Bourse postdoctorale. Organisme : Conseil de Recherches en Sciences Humaines du Canada (CRSH), 2001-2003. Bourse de doctorat. Organisme : Conseil de Recherches en Sciences Humaines du Canada (CRSH), 1999-2001. Bourse de doctorat. Contrats Hiver 2003 par Lloyd P. Gerson. Automne 2002 Knowing Persons, a study in Plato , Oxford, Clarendon Press, 2003, par Lloyd P. Gerson et confection des index. Hiver 1996 Assistant de recherche pour M. Jean-Marc Narbonne. Charge de cours (9 hrs/sem). Sujet : formation sur Internet. Assistant de recherche pour M. Jean-Marc Narbonne. Publications Livres Plotin, Sur le Ciel [

96. Centre Louis Gernet: Bibliothèque introd., trans. and commentary by Gerard J. Pendrick.- Cambridge http://www.ehess.fr/centres/gernet/BIBLIOTHEQUE.html

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