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The situation of mankinD. the state of Europe
pp.1-14
Phenomenology and phenomenological philosophy. phenomenon and truth
pp.15-38
The two sides of mytH. the mythical framework of Greek philosophy
pp.38-50
The birth of philosophy as explicit question face to face with the original manifesting of the worlD. the pre-socratics
pp.51-70
Conception of the soul and care of the soul in democritus and Plato. the principle of freedom in Greek worlD. socrates. care of the soul and the heritage of Europe
pp.71-90
Ontocosmological modality of the care of the soul in Plato: the teaching about ideas and mathematics. introduction to the problem of the Platonic state
pp.91-108
The transformation of myth into religion. the care of the soul as movement: the discovery of eternity. the metaphysical foundation of Europe's heritage
pp.109-130
Rendering more precise the account of myth: philosoohy as the surfacing of problematicity. care of the soul and finitude. discussion
pp.131-156
pp.157-179
The return to the cave
pp.180-194
Thematization of action in Aristotle. human freedom and its problematicity. nichomachean ethics. discussion
pp.195-223
Publication details
Publisher: Stanford University Press
Place: Stanford
Year: 2002
Pages: 252
Series: Cultural Memory in the Present
ISBN (hardback): 9780804738019
Full citation:
Patočka Jan (2002) Plato and Europe. Stanford, Stanford University Press.