The Foro di Studi Avanzati/Roma Series in Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance and Modern Texts and Contexts (FSA/AMRMTC) publishes studies in philosophy, theology, religion, aesthetics, and politics. Each volume of this series contains works arising out of FSA research projects commissioned by FSA Fellows. The aim of the series is to offer diachronic and synchronic studies on concepts and problems shared by thinkers and their traditions.
This commentary on Plato's Philebus reconciles a close analysis of the text with a new interpretation of the dialogue. In Philebum focuses on the overarching metaphysical and cosmological coherency...
Aristotle sets the horizons of our inquiry: What is it when we say we know something? And is the object of knowledge a universal or particular [tode ti] object? Aristotle's critique of Plato's theory...
Although wisdom and beauty are prized everywhere, in what exactly they consist is a matter of dispute that even has tragic political implications. As the traditional elites of fifth-century BCE Athens...
Aristotle and Plotinus set the horizon of inquiry--thinking is thinking on thinking. Discussion of mind, meaning, and subjectivity begins with the question, How is thinking on thinking different from...
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