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Contents

Acknowledgements

Preface

1. Ancient philosophers

2. The history of philosophy

3. Philosophy within quotation marks?

4. Anglophone attitudes

5. Brentano's Aristotle

6. Heidegger in the cave

7. 'There was an old person from Tyre'

8. The Presocratics in context

9. Argument in ancient philosophy

10. Philosophy and dialectic

11. Aristotle and the methods of ethics

12. Metacommentary

13. An introduction to Aspasius

14. Parmenides and the Eleatic One

15. Reason and necessity in Leucippus

16. Plato's cyclical argument

17. Death and the philosopher

18. Aristotelian arithmetic

19. The principle of plenitude

20. 'Aristotle's opinion concerning destiny and what is up to us'

21. 'Belief is up to us'

22. The same again: the Stoics and eternal recurrence

23. Bits and pieces

24. Partial wholes

25. 'Drei Sonnen sahe ich': Syrianus and astronomy

26. Immaterial causes Bibliography Indexes

Bibliography

Index of passages

General Index

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This volume presents 26 essays on method and metaphysics in ancient philosophy by Jonathan Barnes, one of the most admired and influential philosophers of his generation. Several of the essays appear here in English for the first time; others are substantially revised. This will be a rich feast for students and scholars of ancient philosophy.

Method and Metaphysics presents twenty-six essays in ancient philosophy by Jonathan Barnes, one of the most admired and influential scholars of his generation. The essays span four decades of his career, and are drawn from a wide variety of sources: many of them will be relatively unknown even to specialists in ancient philosophy. Several essays are now translated from the original French and made available in English for the first time; others have beensubstantially revised for republication here. The volume opens with eight essays about the interpretation of ancient philosophical texts, and about the relationship between philosophy and its history. The next five essays examine the methods of ancient philosophers. The third section comprises thirteen essays about metaphysical topics, from the Presocratics to the late Platonists. This collection will be a rich feast for students and scholars of ancient philosophy.