Materia Philosophiae. Material Dimensions of Ancient Philosophy (Euhormos: Greco-roman Studies in Anchoring Innovation)

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Materia Philosophiae. Material Dimensions of Ancient Philosophy (Euhormos: Greco-roman Studies in Anchoring Innovation)

Wians, William (EDT)/ Hahn, Robert (EDT)

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Full Description

Ever since Thales fell into the well, popular imagination has pictured philosophers as abstracted from everyday reality. Materia Philosophiae: The Material Dimensions of Ancient Philosophy counters that view. Philosophy in ancient Greece grew out of and remained closely connected to the material realities around it—difficulties of travel, reliance on cumbersome scrolls, learning acquired literally at the foot of a master; but also the spread of coinage, contemporaneous achievements in technology and engineering, and contact with everyday household objects. By resituating philosophers in their material contexts, Materia Philosophiae opens research avenues that have not previously been explored in a single volume.

Contents

List of Figures

Abbreviations

Notes on Contributors

Philosophical Argument and Material Realities An Introduction
William Wians and Robert Hahn

Part 1 Philosophers and Technologies

1 Material Modular Thinking, Substance Monism, and the Origins of Greek Philosophy Architecture, Gnomon, Coinage, and the Felting of Wool
Robert Hahn

2 Placing the Ionian Περι Φυσεως Ιστορια in Context The Role of Sea Trade, Colonization, Navigation and Analogies from Manufacturing Crafts (Τεχναι) in the Birth of Greek Science

Andrei Lebedev

3 Greek Ships, Seamanship and Cosmology

Andrew Gregory

4 The Gods and the Machine Ancient Automata and Divine Causation
Sylvia Berryman

Part 2 Thinking with Objects

5 Using a Household Artefact as an Epistemological Tool The Clepsydra in Anaxagoras, Aristotle's de Caelo, and Empedocles

Nathasja Roggo-van Luijn

6 The Metaphysics of the Coin-Image

Richard Seaford

7 Anaximenes and the Millstone

Dirk L. Couprie

8 Weaving the Double Square An (Im-)Material Contribution to Early Greek Mathematics
Ellen Harlizius-Klück and Giovanni Fanfani

Part 3 Philosophical Media and Their Messages

9 The Limited Relevance of Writing in Early Greek Philosophy and Science

Harold Tarrant

10 Metadiscourse The Fabric of Early Greek Philosophical Prose

Gaston Javier Basile

11 Materiality and Philosophy The Ancient Greek and Chinese Experiences Compared
G.E.R. Lloyd

Part 4 Philosophy and Ancient Embodiment

12 Thales and the Measure of Wisdom

Philip Thibodeau

13 New Insights into Pythagorean Women's Material Philosophy

Bella Vivante

14 Xenophanes the Sophist? Material Realities and Philosophical Innovation

William Wians

Index