Aristotelian Tradition in Syriac
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Aristotelian Tradition in Syriac
Watt, John W.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2020
304
Mole
Inglês
9780367661229
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1. From Alexandria to Baghdad. Max Meyerhof Revisited
Chapter 2. From Sergius to Matta. Aristotle and Pseudo-Dionysius in Syriac Tradition
Chapter 3. The Syriac Aristotle between Alexandria and Baghdad
Chapter 4. Sergius of Reshaina on the Prolegomena to Aristotle's Logic. The Commentary on the Categories, Chapter Two
Chapter 5. The Prolegomena to Aristotelian Philosophy of George, Bishop of the Arabs
Chapter 6. Why Did ?unayn, the Master Translator into Arabic, Make Translations into Syriac? On the Purpose of the Syriac Translations of ?unayn and his Circle
Chapter 7. The Syriac Translations of ?unayn ibn Is?aq and their Precursors
Chapter 8. Greek Thought and Syriac Controversies
Chapter 9. Julian's Letter to Themistius - and Themistius' Response?
Chapter 10. Themistius and Julian. Their Association in Syriac and Arabic Tradition
Chapter 11. Literary and Philosophical Rhetoric in Syriac
Chapter 12. Greek Philosophy and Syriac Culture in Abbasid Iraq
Chapter 13. Graeco-Syriac Tradition and Arabic Philosophy in Bar Hebraeus
Chapter 14. Aristotle's Rhetoric and Political Thought in the Christian Orient and in al-Farabi, Avicenna, and Averroes
Index
Introduction
Chapter 1. From Alexandria to Baghdad. Max Meyerhof Revisited
Chapter 2. From Sergius to Matta. Aristotle and Pseudo-Dionysius in Syriac Tradition
Chapter 3. The Syriac Aristotle between Alexandria and Baghdad
Chapter 4. Sergius of Reshaina on the Prolegomena to Aristotle's Logic. The Commentary on the Categories, Chapter Two
Chapter 5. The Prolegomena to Aristotelian Philosophy of George, Bishop of the Arabs
Chapter 6. Why Did ?unayn, the Master Translator into Arabic, Make Translations into Syriac? On the Purpose of the Syriac Translations of ?unayn and his Circle
Chapter 7. The Syriac Translations of ?unayn ibn Is?aq and their Precursors
Chapter 8. Greek Thought and Syriac Controversies
Chapter 9. Julian's Letter to Themistius - and Themistius' Response?
Chapter 10. Themistius and Julian. Their Association in Syriac and Arabic Tradition
Chapter 11. Literary and Philosophical Rhetoric in Syriac
Chapter 12. Greek Philosophy and Syriac Culture in Abbasid Iraq
Chapter 13. Graeco-Syriac Tradition and Arabic Philosophy in Bar Hebraeus
Chapter 14. Aristotle's Rhetoric and Political Thought in the Christian Orient and in al-Farabi, Avicenna, and Averroes
Index
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Good Life;Syriac Version;Bar Hebraeus;Sophistical Refutations;Hunayn;John Philoponus;Syriac Translation;Themistius;Matta;Aristotle;East Syrian;Sergius of Reshaina;Posterior Analytics;Medieval philosophy;Ibn Al Muqaffa;Rhetoric;Syriac Tradition;George of the Arabs;Syriac Manuscript;Patriarch Timothy;Greek Commentators;Syriac Christians;Deliberative Rhetoric;Julian's Letter;Aristotelian Curriculum;East Syrian Church;Aristotle's Rhetoric;Abbasid Baghdad;Aristotelian Philosophy;Graeco Arabic Translation Movement;Platonic Philosopher King;Ibn Qurra;Galen Translations;Philosophical Rhetoric
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1. From Alexandria to Baghdad. Max Meyerhof Revisited
Chapter 2. From Sergius to Matta. Aristotle and Pseudo-Dionysius in Syriac Tradition
Chapter 3. The Syriac Aristotle between Alexandria and Baghdad
Chapter 4. Sergius of Reshaina on the Prolegomena to Aristotle's Logic. The Commentary on the Categories, Chapter Two
Chapter 5. The Prolegomena to Aristotelian Philosophy of George, Bishop of the Arabs
Chapter 6. Why Did ?unayn, the Master Translator into Arabic, Make Translations into Syriac? On the Purpose of the Syriac Translations of ?unayn and his Circle
Chapter 7. The Syriac Translations of ?unayn ibn Is?aq and their Precursors
Chapter 8. Greek Thought and Syriac Controversies
Chapter 9. Julian's Letter to Themistius - and Themistius' Response?
Chapter 10. Themistius and Julian. Their Association in Syriac and Arabic Tradition
Chapter 11. Literary and Philosophical Rhetoric in Syriac
Chapter 12. Greek Philosophy and Syriac Culture in Abbasid Iraq
Chapter 13. Graeco-Syriac Tradition and Arabic Philosophy in Bar Hebraeus
Chapter 14. Aristotle's Rhetoric and Political Thought in the Christian Orient and in al-Farabi, Avicenna, and Averroes
Index
Introduction
Chapter 1. From Alexandria to Baghdad. Max Meyerhof Revisited
Chapter 2. From Sergius to Matta. Aristotle and Pseudo-Dionysius in Syriac Tradition
Chapter 3. The Syriac Aristotle between Alexandria and Baghdad
Chapter 4. Sergius of Reshaina on the Prolegomena to Aristotle's Logic. The Commentary on the Categories, Chapter Two
Chapter 5. The Prolegomena to Aristotelian Philosophy of George, Bishop of the Arabs
Chapter 6. Why Did ?unayn, the Master Translator into Arabic, Make Translations into Syriac? On the Purpose of the Syriac Translations of ?unayn and his Circle
Chapter 7. The Syriac Translations of ?unayn ibn Is?aq and their Precursors
Chapter 8. Greek Thought and Syriac Controversies
Chapter 9. Julian's Letter to Themistius - and Themistius' Response?
Chapter 10. Themistius and Julian. Their Association in Syriac and Arabic Tradition
Chapter 11. Literary and Philosophical Rhetoric in Syriac
Chapter 12. Greek Philosophy and Syriac Culture in Abbasid Iraq
Chapter 13. Graeco-Syriac Tradition and Arabic Philosophy in Bar Hebraeus
Chapter 14. Aristotle's Rhetoric and Political Thought in the Christian Orient and in al-Farabi, Avicenna, and Averroes
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Good Life;Syriac Version;Bar Hebraeus;Sophistical Refutations;Hunayn;John Philoponus;Syriac Translation;Themistius;Matta;Aristotle;East Syrian;Sergius of Reshaina;Posterior Analytics;Medieval philosophy;Ibn Al Muqaffa;Rhetoric;Syriac Tradition;George of the Arabs;Syriac Manuscript;Patriarch Timothy;Greek Commentators;Syriac Christians;Deliberative Rhetoric;Julian's Letter;Aristotelian Curriculum;East Syrian Church;Aristotle's Rhetoric;Abbasid Baghdad;Aristotelian Philosophy;Graeco Arabic Translation Movement;Platonic Philosopher King;Ibn Qurra;Galen Translations;Philosophical Rhetoric
