Category Archives: Ronshu

Early Greek Philosophy Zeno on Infinite Division and ‘Now’ in Time / Tatsuo NAGAI [1-16] Plato and Pericles: Two Funeral Orations / Ichiro MORI [17-33] Pythagorean Curriculum Reconsidered -Archytas B1 and Plato’s five mathemata- / Chiye IZUMI [34-52] What Calls for Our Language?-the Case of Heraclitus- / Takashi YAMAMOTO [53-70] What is the Doctrine of the Two Worlds? -In search of its prototype- / Yu SHIBATA [71-82]

Aristotle’s Ethics Aristotle on the Doctrine of the Mean 169d-171d / Kyuichirou TAKAHASI [1-21] Aristotle’s Argument for the Best Good / Ilgong PARK [22-35] Aristotle’s Theory of Voluntariness ―Some Considerations on the Contexts of Force and Ignorance― / Ikuo FUJISAWA [36-47] Thomas Aquinas and Aristotle’s Theory of the Ethica Nicomachea ――Succession and Transformation of the Virtue Ethics―― / Naoki KUWABARA [48-63] The Notion of Nature in Early Stoic Philosophy / Sumio NAKAGAWA [64-77]

Plato’s Theaetetus The Poverty of Relativism: Theaetetus 169d-171d / Kunio WATANABE [1-14] What ideal Protagorean theory should be / Motoyoshi IRIFUJI [15-30] On the Structure of the Theaetetus 151d7-160d4 ―― Concerning the Thesis : nothing is one thing just by itself (hen auto kath’ hauto ouden estin) / Satsuki TASAKA [31-48] The Infinite Regress of the Modified Aviary Theory in Plato’s Theaetetus / Tomomasa IMAI [49-64] Essentia et Form / Akira MIYAUCHI [65-81]

The Philosophy of Neo-Platonism Matter, Substrate, and Receptacle ― On Plotinus’ Interpretation of Timaeus ― / Tazuko TAGO [1-15] On Beauty proper to Plotinus ― As seen in V5,12 ― / Shoko SAKONJI [16-29] Damascius on the Ineffable / Satoshi HORIE [30-42] Diataxis ― quelques remarques sur l’édition porphyrienne des Ennéades ― / Akira NOMACHI [43-54]

Aristotle’s Physics Aristotle on Power and Motion: Potentiality, Perfect Actuality and Activity / Kei CHIBA [1-22] Primum Movens Immobile In Octavo Libro Physicorum / Syotaro KANBAYASHI [23-35] Zeno’s argument from the ambiguity of “a point” / Tsuneichiro UEMURA [36-47] Meno’s Inquiry and Socrates’ Investigation / Takafusa TANAKA [48-66]