The paper explores the neoplatonic interpretation of Socrates’ mysterious demonic sign, by especially focusing on Proclus’Commentary to the first Alcibiades. The philosopher offers a highly sophisticated exegesis of Socrates’daimon, whose psychological and theological aspects are analyzed through a comparison with other neoplatonic (Plotinus) and Middle-Platonic (Apuleius, Plutarch) interpretations.
De Vita, M.C. (2011). Sul demone di Socrate: l'esegesi neoplatonica. In L. Palumbo (a cura di), Logon didonai: la filosofia come esercizio del render ragione: studi in onore di Giovanni Casertano (pp. 841-863). Napoli : Loffredo.
Sul demone di Socrate: l'esegesi neoplatonica
De Vita, Maria Carmen
2011-01-01
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The paper explores the neoplatonic interpretation of Socrates’ mysterious demonic sign, by especially focusing on Proclus’Commentary to the first Alcibiades. The philosopher offers a highly sophisticated exegesis of Socrates’daimon, whose psychological and theological aspects are analyzed through a comparison with other neoplatonic (Plotinus) and Middle-Platonic (Apuleius, Plutarch) interpretations.
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