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Fallibility and Fallibilism in Ancient Philosophy and Literature
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- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- Aetiologies of Failure. Ancient Justification Narratives of Human Fallibility
- The Stoics on how vice and error make life worth living
- Navigating Cognitive Success (and Failure): Cicero, Lucullus 66*
- Epicureans dealing with the unthinkability of death
- Letters from an invalid philosopher: the fallibility of mind and body in Senecaâs Epistulae morales*
- Vom Gelingen und Scheitern eines Philosophie-Kurses: Senecas Luciliusbriefe als Distance Learning
- The Stoic Sage and the Tragic Monster in Seneca
- Die Funktionalisierung der Fallibilität des Naso exul poeta et patiens in Ov. Pont. 3,1
- A workaholic on holiday: Marcus Aureliusâ fallibility in Fronto, De Feriis Alsiensibus 3
- Ethische und ästhetische Konsequenzen scheiternder Erkenntnis in Lukians Hermotimus
- Plotinus on Fallibility and Infallibility
- Fragility in the Encounter with the Divine: from Plato to Gregory of Nyssa and Augustine
- Origenes Ăźber menschliches Fehlverhalten*
- Fallibilität im Prozess der TextĂźberlieferung: Der Typus des âschläfrigen Schreibersâ von Hieronymus bis Housman
- Index locorum
- Index nominum et rerum