Philosophy as a way of life: history, dimensions, directions
"The idea of philosophy as a 'way of life' is not a new one. From the first recorded philosophy by Plato, there has been a tradition of thinking about philosophy as pointing us towards the good life, happiness and an ethical existence. But where does this notion that philosophy has an...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The idea of philosophy as a 'way of life' is not a new one. From the first recorded philosophy by Plato, there has been a tradition of thinking about philosophy as pointing us towards the good life, happiness and an ethical existence. But where does this notion that philosophy has anything to offer in terms of guiding us in how to live and live well come from? In this first ever introduction to philosophy as a way of life, Matthew Sharpe and Michael Ure take us us through the history of the idea from Plato and the Buddha to Foucault, Hadot and Zizek. They examine the kinds of practical exercises each thinker recommended and practiced to transform their philosophy into manners of living and acting. Philosophy as a Way of Life also examines the recent resurgence of thinking about philosophy as a practical, lived reality and why this ancient tradition still has so much relevance and power in the contemporary world"-- |
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| adam_text | CONTENTS List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction x xi 1 Part I: The ancients 1 Socrates and the inception of philosophy as a way of life 1.1 The atopia of Socrates 1.2 A founding exception 1.3 Socrates contra the Sophists 1.4 The elenchus as spiritual exercise 1.5 Care of the psyche 1.6 The sage and the Socratic paradoxes 1.7 The Socratic legacy 27 27 30 33 36 42 44 48 2 Epicureanism: Philosophy as a divine way of life 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Epicureanism as way of life, therapy and of writing 2.3 The turn inwards: against empty opinions, unnatural and unnecessary desires 2.4 Epicurus’s revaluation of happiness, pleasure and the good 2.5 The gods and the figure of the sage 2.6 The fourfold cure, and physics as spiritual exercise 2.7 Spiritual exercises within the garden 2.8 Criticisms 51 51 52 3 The Stoic art of living 3.1 Wisdom, knowledge of things human and divine, and an art of living 3.2 The Socratic lineage: dialectic, the emotions and the sufficiency of virtue 3.3 From Musonius Rufus to Seneca 3.4 Epictetus’s paranetic discourses, and his handbook 3.5 Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations (Ta Eis Heauton) 55 58 61 64 68 71 75 75 76 80 87 94
Contents 4 Platonisms as ways of life 4.1 Introduction: Platonisms 4.2 From Arcesilaus to Pyrrhonism: scepticism as a way life 4.3 Cicero: the philosopher as rhetorician and physician of the soul 4.4 Plotinus’s philosophical mysticism 4.5 Boethius and the end of ancient philosophy 101 101 102 107 113 120 Part II: Medievals and early moderns 5 Philosophy as a way of life in the Middle Ages 5.1 On Christianity as‘philosophy’ 5.2 Monastic philosophia, and the Christianization of spiritual exercises 5.3 Scholasticism, the theoreticization oíphilosophia, and the ascendancy of dialectic 5.4 Counter-strains: from Abelard to Dante’s il convito 138 145 6 The renaissance of philosophy as a way of life 6.1 Philosophy, the humanisti and the ascendancy of rhetoric 6.2 Petrarch’s Christian-Stoic medicines of the mind 6.3 Montaigne: the essayist as philosopher 6.4 Justus Lipsius’s Neostoicism 151 151 155 163 172 7 Cultura animi in early modern philosophy 7.1 The end of PWL (again)? 7.2 Francis Bacon: the Idols and the Georgies of the mind 7.3 On Descartes, method and meditations 7.4 Conclusion: from experimental philosophy to the enlightenment 179 179 182 191 202 Figures of the philosophe in the French enlightenment 8.1 ‘The philosophe’ 8.2 Voltaire and the view from Sirius 8.3 Diderot and his Seneca 205 205 213 219 8 127 127 131 Part III: The modems Interlude: The nineteenth-century conflict between PWL and university philosophy 9 riii Schopenhauer: Philosophy as the way out of life 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Philosophy against sophistry (again) 229 237 237 238
Contents 9.3 Two cheers for Stoicism 9.4 The saint versus the sage 9.5 Schopenhauerian salvation 245 251 256 10 Nietzsche: Philosophy as the return to life 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Nietzsche’s metaphilosophical meditations 10.3 Nietzsches philosophy as a spiritual exercise 10.4 Nietzsche’s spiritual exercise: Eternal recurrence 10.5 Conclusion 265 265 266 274 283 291 11 Foucault’s reinvention of philosophy as a way of life 11.1 Philosophical Heroism: Foucault’s Cynics 11.2 Foucault’s reinvention of PWL 11.3 Genealogy as a spiritual exercise 11.4 Conclusion 293 294 301 303 311 Conclusion: Philosophy as a way of life today and in the future 1 PWL today 2 History, declines and rebirths 3 Criticisms 4 PWL of the ñiture? 313 313 315 320 334 Appendix Notes Bibliography Index of Proper names of primary sources Index of concepts 338 346 380 403 406 ix
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CONTENTS List of Illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction x xi 1 Part I: The ancients 1 Socrates and the inception of philosophy as a way of life 1.1 The atopia of Socrates 1.2 A founding exception 1.3 Socrates contra the Sophists 1.4 The elenchus as spiritual exercise 1.5 Care of the psyche 1.6 The sage and the Socratic paradoxes 1.7 The Socratic legacy 27 27 30 33 36 42 44 48 2 Epicureanism: Philosophy as a divine way of life 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Epicureanism as way of life, therapy and of writing 2.3 The turn inwards: against empty opinions, unnatural and unnecessary desires 2.4 Epicurus’s revaluation of happiness, pleasure and the good 2.5 The gods and the figure of the sage 2.6 The fourfold cure, and physics as spiritual exercise 2.7 Spiritual exercises within the garden 2.8 Criticisms 51 51 52 3 The Stoic art of living 3.1 Wisdom, knowledge of things human and divine, and an art of living 3.2 The Socratic lineage: dialectic, the emotions and the sufficiency of virtue 3.3 From Musonius Rufus to Seneca 3.4 Epictetus’s paranetic discourses, and his handbook 3.5 Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations (Ta Eis Heauton) 55 58 61 64 68 71 75 75 76 80 87 94
Contents 4 Platonisms as ways of life 4.1 Introduction: Platonisms 4.2 From Arcesilaus to Pyrrhonism: scepticism as a way life 4.3 Cicero: the philosopher as rhetorician and physician of the soul 4.4 Plotinus’s philosophical mysticism 4.5 Boethius and the end of ancient philosophy 101 101 102 107 113 120 Part II: Medievals and early moderns 5 Philosophy as a way of life in the Middle Ages 5.1 On Christianity as‘philosophy’ 5.2 Monastic philosophia, and the Christianization of spiritual exercises 5.3 Scholasticism, the theoreticization oíphilosophia, and the ascendancy of dialectic 5.4 Counter-strains: from Abelard to Dante’s il convito 138 145 6 The renaissance of philosophy as a way of life 6.1 Philosophy, the humanisti and the ascendancy of rhetoric 6.2 Petrarch’s Christian-Stoic medicines of the mind 6.3 Montaigne: the essayist as philosopher 6.4 Justus Lipsius’s Neostoicism 151 151 155 163 172 7 Cultura animi in early modern philosophy 7.1 The end of PWL (again)? 7.2 Francis Bacon: the Idols and the Georgies of the mind 7.3 On Descartes, method and meditations 7.4 Conclusion: from experimental philosophy to the enlightenment 179 179 182 191 202 Figures of the philosophe in the French enlightenment 8.1 ‘The philosophe’ 8.2 Voltaire and the view from Sirius 8.3 Diderot and his Seneca 205 205 213 219 8 127 127 131 Part III: The modems Interlude: The nineteenth-century conflict between PWL and university philosophy 9 riii Schopenhauer: Philosophy as the way out of life 9.1 Introduction 9.2 Philosophy against sophistry (again) 229 237 237 238
Contents 9.3 Two cheers for Stoicism 9.4 The saint versus the sage 9.5 Schopenhauerian salvation 245 251 256 10 Nietzsche: Philosophy as the return to life 10.1 Introduction 10.2 Nietzsche’s metaphilosophical meditations 10.3 Nietzsches philosophy as a spiritual exercise 10.4 Nietzsche’s spiritual exercise: Eternal recurrence 10.5 Conclusion 265 265 266 274 283 291 11 Foucault’s reinvention of philosophy as a way of life 11.1 Philosophical Heroism: Foucault’s Cynics 11.2 Foucault’s reinvention of PWL 11.3 Genealogy as a spiritual exercise 11.4 Conclusion 293 294 301 303 311 Conclusion: Philosophy as a way of life today and in the future 1 PWL today 2 History, declines and rebirths 3 Criticisms 4 PWL of the ñiture? 313 313 315 320 334 Appendix Notes Bibliography Index of Proper names of primary sources Index of concepts 338 346 380 403 406 ix |
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