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The ancients never confined their philosophy to the systematic exposition of doctrine. Orations, treatises, dialogues and letters aimed at persuading people to become lovers of wisdom. Rhetorical feats, logical intricacies, or mystical experience served to recruit adherents, to promote and defend philosophy and to support adherents. Protreptic was the literary form that served all these functions. This volume seeks to illuminate both the diversity and the continuity of protreptic in the work of a wide range of authors, from Parmenides to Augustine.
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Ancient Philosophy, Moral exhortation, HistoryTimes
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When wisdom calls: philosophical protreptic in Antiquity
2018, Brepols
in English
2503568556 9782503568553
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Includes bibliographical references (pages [457]-497) and index.
Contributions in English and French.
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