Name: Proclus the Successor on Poetics and the Homeric Poems: Essays 5 and 6 of his Commentary on the Republic of Plato (Society of Biblical Literature: Writings of the Greco-Roman World) (en Inglés)
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Author: Robert Lamberton
ISBN: 9781589837898

portada Proclus the Successor on Poetics and the Homeric Poems: Essays 5 and 6 of his Commentary on the Republic of Plato (Society of Biblical Literature: Writings of the Greco-Roman World) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Society Of Biblical Literature

Autor

Robert Lamberton

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Inglés

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366

Encuadernación

Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781589837898

Proclus the Successor on Poetics and the Homeric Poems: Essays 5 and 6 of his Commentary on the Republic of Plato (Society of Biblical Literature: Writings of the Greco-Roman World) (en Inglés)

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Proclus's Commentary on the Republic of Plato contains in its fifth and sixth essays the only systematic analysis of the workings of the allegorical text to reach us from polytheist. In the context of defending Homer against the criticisms leveled by Socrates in the Republic, Proclus, a late-antique polytheist thinker, provides not only a rich selection of interpretive material, but also an analysis of Homer's polysemous text whose influence can be observed in the work of the founder of modern semiotics, Charles Sanders Peirce. This first modern translation into English, with Greek text facing and limited commentary, makes it possible to appreciate the importance of Proclus in the history of both hermeneutics and semiotics