An Anthology of Philosophical Studies: Volume 9

Edited by Patricia Hanna

ISBN: 978-618-5065-95-9, 184 pages

First published in 2014 by ATINER

Price: Paperback: 40€ (It includes Shipping and Handling)

Electronic copy: 30€

Table of Contents

1.	Introduction	1
	Patricia Hanna
2.	Epicurean Pleasure Andrew Alwood	3
3.	Action, Activity, Agent Sebastián Briceño	15
4.	An Attempt to Undermine the Extreme Claim Sinem Elkatip Hatipoğlu	29
5.	Aesthetics in the Age of Austerity: Building the Creative Class Christine A. James	37
6.	Hume’s “Former Opinions” Emily Kelahan	49
7.	Why has Plato written about Mimesis? María J. Ortega Máñez	61
8.	An Ontic Conception of Chance in Monod's Non-Teleological Evolutionary Biological Theory Alessandra Melas	71
9.	Where are the Poets in Plato’s Political Philosophy? Mai Oki-Suga	87
10.	Infinity in Mathematics Donald Poochigian	99
11.	Socrates, the Greatest Sophist? Luiz Paulo Rouanet	111
12.	The Dimension of Silence in the Philosophy of Wittgenstein Ilse Somavilla	121
13.	Is the Aristotelian Concept of Phronesis Empirically Adequate? Natasza Szutta	133
14.	The Theory of the Antonyms Sander Wilkens	147
15.	The Relationship between Health and Ethical Conduct in Philosophical Perspective of Ayurveda (an Ancient Indian Medical Science) Rajyashree Yadav	159