Auteur: Müller, Gernot Michael & Müller, Jörn
Titre: Cicero ethicus: die « Tusculanae disputationes » im Vergleich mit « De finibus bonorum et malorum »
Revue/Collection: Coll. Philosophia Romana, 1
Lieu èdition: Heidelberg
Annèe edition: 2020
Pages: 291
Mots-clès: Philosophie - Filosofia - Philosophy
Comptes rendus:
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Sigle auteur: Müller & Müller 2020
Titre: Cicero ethicus: die « Tusculanae disputationes » im Vergleich mit « De finibus bonorum et malorum »
Revue/Collection: Coll. Philosophia Romana, 1
Lieu èdition: Heidelberg
Annèe edition: 2020
Pages: 291
Mots-clès: Philosophie - Filosofia - Philosophy
Comptes rendus:
Heiko Ullrich in: Forum Classicum, 4/2021, 296-299 ; Laurence Schirm, Latomus, 80.4, 2021, 970-973 ; Tobias Riedl, Wiener Studien, 135, 2022, 12-16 ; Matthew Watton, BMCR 2022.01.30 [Link] ; Chiara Schürch, Ciceroniana on Line N. S., 6.1, 2022, 147-152 [Link] ; René de Nicolay, Gnomon, 96.1, 2024, 18-22
Description: In deutscher, englischer und französischer Sprache. Beiträge zu einem Kolloquium in Eichstätt 201 This first volume in the 'Philosophia Romana' series is dedicated to Cicero. The title 'Cicero ethicus' is intended to make it clear that this is a look at the Roman author who is recognized not only as a mediator of Hellenistic teachings, but also as a philosophical author with his own ethical standards and concept. To this end, the eight contributions to the anthology turn to the 'Tusculanae disputationes', written in the fall of 45 BC, and subject them to a comparison with the recently written work 'De finibus bonorum et malorum' from philosophical-historical, philological and literary perspectives. This comparative approach is intended as a plea that Cicero's ethics, which can be described as an innovative synthesis of Hellenistic philosophy and Roman world orientation, can only be understood in a cross-work analysis, however formally different his individual writings may be [Author] Table of contents : Jörn Müller und Gernot Michael Müller: Einleitung. Ciceros ethisches Projekt im Spannungsfeld von De finibus bonorum et malorum und den Tusculanae disputationes, 13-44 -- Gernot Michael Müller: Continentem orationem audire malo (Cic. Tusc. 1,16). Gesprächsdynamik und römisches Selbstverständnis in den Tusculanae disputationes mit einem Ausblick auf De finibus bonorum et malorum und Ciceros frühe Dialoge, 45-112 ; Christopher Gill:Questions and Answers: De finibus and Tusculans 5, 113-134 ; Clara Auvray-Assayas: L’anthropologie du 5e livre des Tusculanes et la critique des Stoïciens dans le De finibus bonorum et malorum, 135-148 ; George Karamanolis:The Primacy of Virtue. The Transition from De finibus to Tusculanae Disputationes 5, 149-172 ; Jörn Müller:Mere verbal dispute or serious doctrinal debate? Cicero on the relationship between the Stoics, the Peripatetics, and the Old Academy 173-196 ; Sabine Luciani: Un Phénicien à Tusculum. La figure de Zénon dans les dialogues éthiques de Cicéron, 197-226 ; François Prost: Epicure du De finibus aux Tusculanes, 227-244 ; Jula Wildberger: Happiness despite Mortality. Epicurus’s Preparation against Death and Pain in Cic. Tusc. 5,88f, 245-278.Oeuvres:
Sigle auteur: Müller & Müller 2020
