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    The Plasticity of the Present Moment in Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations.Georgia Mouroutsou - 2020 - Ancient Philosophy 40 (2):411-434.
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    Therapeutic Presentisms: A Hedonist and a Stoic in Agreement?Georgia Mouroutsou - 2024 - History of Philosophy & Logical Analysis 26 (2):321-340.
    This article focuses on two very different thinkers from different periods of time, an early hedonist who belonged to Socrates’ circle and lived until the middle of the fourth century BCE and the late Stoic who ruled the Roman Empire in the second century CE. Despite all substantial divergences – for instance, on the value of pleasure – Aristippus the Elder and Marcus Aurelius shared an interest in presentism, broadly construed as a focus on the present and its primacy, and (...)
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    « The Allegory Of The Cave: The Necessity Of The Philosopher’s Descent ».Georgia Mouroutsou - 2011 - Plato Journal 11.
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    Die Metapher der Mischung in den platonischen Dialogen Sophistes und Philebos.Georgia Mouroutsou - 2010 - Sankt Augustin: Academia.
    Der Begriff der Mischung ist von zentraler Bedeutung in der spateren platonischen Philosophie. Um das Wesen der Mischung offenzulegen, fokussiert Georgia Mouroutsou auf den Sophistes und den Philebos. Im ersten Kapitel ordnet sie die 'Mischung' in die ganzheitliche Ubertragung der beruhmten und beruchtigten Teilhabe ein: von der Teilhabe des Wahrnehmbaren an der Idee zu der innerideellen Teilhabe und von da zu der Teilhabe der zwei platonischen Prinzipien. Dabei erhellt die Autorin das Wesen der Mischung als Metapher: als Transformation eines sinnlichen (...)
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    Metafora miješanja u Platonovim dijalozima Sofist i Fileb.Georgia Mouroutsou - 2007 - Prolegomena 6 (2):171-202.
    The central Platonic concept of the mixture is to be situated in the entire transmission of Methexis: ascending from the level of the participation of the sensible things in the forms to the participation of the forms and finally to the participation of the two Platonic Principles. “Mixture” designates on the one hand the relation between the μέγιστα γένη in the Sophist and on the other hand the one between the Limit and the Unlimited in the Philebus. Thereupon the essence (...)
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    Plato in Search of a Language Without Particulars.Georgia Mouroutsou - 2019 - Philosophical Inquiry 43 (1):240-276.
    The paper starts by setting the stage for two perennial pairs of problems about the receptacle: “metaphysics / physics” and “matter / space”. Then it provides a close reading of 49a6-50a4 that reinforces the reconstructionist interpretation, but also deviates from Cherniss in some respect. When applying the proposals Plato makes in 49a6-50a4, it reveals a Plato in search of a feature-placing language or language without particulars : though not formulating it himself, Plato provides all necessary material for doing so. Having (...)
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    Plato's phaedo: Are the philosophers’ pleasures of learning pure pleasures?Georgia Mouroutsou - 2019 - Classical Quarterly 69 (2):566-584.
    Though Plato's Phaedo does not focus on pleasure, some considerable talk on pleasure takes place in it. Socrates argues for the soul's immortality and, while doing so, hopes to highlight to his companions how important it is to take care of our soul by focussing on the intellect and by neglecting the bodily realm as far as is possible in this life. Doing philosophy, so his argument goes, is something like dying, if we grant that death is the separation of (...)
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    Reading Plato is like solving a jigsaw puzzle: Mary-Louise Gill’s Philosophos: a discussion by Georgia Mouroutsou on Plato’s missing Dialogue.Georgia Mouroutsou - 2013 - Plato Journal 13:115-125.
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    The Metaphor of Mixture in the Platonic Dialogues Sophist and Philebus.Georgia Mouroutsou - 2007 - Prolegomena 6 (2):171-202.
    The central Platonic concept of the mixture is to be situated in the entire transmission of Methexis: ascending from the level of the participation of the sensible things in the forms to the participation of the forms and finally to the participation of the two Platonic Principles. “Mixture” designates on the one hand the relation between the μέγιστα γένη in the Sophist and on the other hand the one between the Limit and the Unlimited in the Philebus . Thereupon the (...)
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  10. The Metaphor of Mixture in the Platonic Dialogues Sophist and Philebus: Die Metapher der Mischung in den platonischen Dialogen Sophistes und Philebos/Metafora miješanja u Platonovim dijalozima Sofist i Fileb.Georgia Mouroutsou - 2007 - Professional Ethics, a Multidisciplinary Journal 6 (2):171-202.
    The central Platonic concept of the mixture is to be situated in the entire transmission of Methexis: ascending from the level of the participation of the sensible things in the forms to the participation of the forms and finally to the participation of the two Platonic Principles. “Mixture” designates on the one hand the relation between the μέγιστα γένη in the Sophist and on the other hand the one between the Limit and the Unlimited in the Philebus. Thereupon the essence (...)
     
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  11. Aristotle and Other Platonists. [REVIEW]Georgia Mouroutsou - 2009 - Zeitschrift für Philosophische Forschung 63 (2).
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    Nature and Divinity in Plato’s Timaeus. By Sarah Broadie. [REVIEW]Georgia Mouroutsou - 2014 - Ancient Philosophy 34 (1):207-216.
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    Reading Plato is like Solving a Jigsaw Puzzle: Mary-Louise Gill’s Philosophos A Discussion by Georgia Mouroutsou on Plato’s Missing Dialogue. [REVIEW]Georgia Mouroutsou - 2013 - Plato Journal 13:115-125.
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  14. Studies On The Development Of Platonic Dialectics From Socrates To Aristotle, Breslau 1917, Leipzig And Berlin, 1931, Darmstadt 1961 / Julius Stenzel, S. [REVIEW]Georgia Mouroutsou - 2005 - Studia Philosophica 2.
    Um den geschichtlich maßgebenden Horizont zu streifen, in den das zu besprechende Buch von Stenzel gehört, sollten zunächst Paul Natorps „Platos Ideenlehre“ und Nicolai Hartmanns „Platos Logik des Seins“ als die einfluss¬reichsten neukantianischen Platoarbeiten jener Zeit erwähnt werden. Zur selben Zeit wird das Mathematische bei Platon durch Beiträge von Otto Toeplitz und Oskar Becker sehr stark in den Vordergrund gerückt und ertragreich ausgearbeitet. In diesem geistigen Klima der 1930er Jahre, werden die um drei Aufsätze erweiterten Studien Stenzels veröffentlicht.
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